Olurotimi Osha

I attended Columbia University in the City of New York, and completed an International Human Rights Law program at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom this summer. I am currently a Doctor of Law Candidate (JD) at The George Washington University Law School, in Washington, DC.
Life Abroad

Viewing a People through New Lens

Olurotimi Osha -
I am watching a CNN reporter, broadcasting live from Lagos. His location is backdropped by modern buildings, modern cars and tarred roads. This is...
Life Abroad

Millionaire Black Athletes refuse to Wink at the Black American Underclass

Olurotimi Osha -
Colin Kaepernick’s courageous stance (kneel) is moral and not for self-aggrandizement. Alternatively, had he chosen the hypocritical path and winked at racial injustice, he...
Nigeria Matters

A New Name for Nigeria

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My brothers it is good as we share information on personal safety and on exercising caution as we deal with domestic staff. However, I...
Life Abroad

Lawyers: Social Engineers who save lives

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Being a lawyer is no trite affair. Being a black lawyer is a big deal. Now being a black male lawyer is even a...
Faith & Philosophy

Marx borrowed a Christian doctrine and made it Socialist

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One of the things that astonished me when I came to study first in the "bible belt" was discovering that there were many self-proclaimed...
Education

Can I Get an Amen from the Accountants in the House: Keeping it Simple with Education

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One of the degrees I have been fortunate to get is in the field of Accounting. The rules in accounting allow me to distill...
Life Abroad

Interracial Relationships are Normal in Wales

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It was my first time in Cardiff, Wales. And I hadn't been back in the United Kingdom since I was a kid. My childhood...
Man & Woman

For my Nigerian and Black sisters: Give us hope

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I love our Nigerian sisters. My mother and my sisters are black Nigerian women. If I disparage black women, I disparage my own blood...
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