Ignoring Caribbean American Heritage Month Is a Missed Opportunity for National Unity

Ignoring Caribbean American Heritage Month Is a Missed Opportunity for National Unity

By CAW Editorial Board June marks Caribbean American Heritage Month (CAHM)—or at least it should. For two decades, this month has served as a time to celebrate the rich culture, resilience, and enduring contributions of Caribbean Americans across the United States. From the halls of Congress to the classrooms of Brooklyn, from hospital wards to […]

How Many People Does It Take to Screw in a Light Bulb? – A Cultural and Comedic Analysis

How Many People Does It Take to Screw in a Light Bulb? – A Cultural and Comedic Analysis

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. The phrase “How many people does it take to screw in a light bulb?” is one of the most enduring setups in modern humor. Ostensibly a joke about a mundane task, the phrase has evolved into a cultural commentary tool, reflecting social stereotypes, group behaviors, and institutional inefficiencies. At its core, […]

A Watershed Moment: How Joan Little’s Acquittal Redefined Self-Defense and Ignited a Movement

A Watershed Moment: How Joan Little’s Acquittal Redefined Self-Defense and Ignited a Movement

By Esther Claudette Gittens | Photo by: AI In the turbulent summer of 1975, a North Carolina courtroom became the epicenter of a case that would forever alter the American legal landscape and galvanize nascent movements for racial and gender equality. Joan Little, a young Black woman incarcerated for breaking and entering, faced the death […]

Legal Remedies for Addressing Censorship and Racial Bias in ChatGPT

Legal Remedies for Addressing Censorship and Racial Bias in ChatGPT

Editorial credit: Alex Photo Stock / shutterstock.com  Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies like ChatGPT are at the forefront of the digital revolution, providing users with answers, insights, and creative content. However, as with any tool shaped by human design, AI systems are not immune to censorship or racial bias. These issues can significantly undermine trust […]

10 Ways to Earn Up to US$500 a Day using ChatGPT

10 Ways to Earn Up to US$500 a Day using ChatGPT

By Swathi Kashettar By utilizing ChatGPT’s advanced AI capabilities, users can explore 10 ways to earn money through ChatGPT In a short amount of time, ChatGPT, the text-based Artificial Intelligence model developed by OpenAI, has become immensely popular, attracting one million users just five days after its launch. With extensive training resources, the model can respond to […]

Mayor Adams Urges Biden Administration to Provide Expedited, Emergency Path to Work Authorization for Asylum Seekers Ahead of Title 42 Lifting

Mayor Adams Urges Biden Administration to Provide Expedited, Emergency Path to Work Authorization for Asylum Seekers Ahead of Title 42 Lifting

With Over 34,000 Asylum Seekers Still Currently in City’s Care and No Hope for Support from Republicans in Congress, Mayor Adams Calls on White House to Expand Temporary Protective Status and Humanitarian Parole to Help Asylum Seekers Obtain Work Authorization   As Cost of Crisis Continues to Rise, Budget Director Lays Out Estimated Costs   […]

Prince Harry’s Troubles: Deportation Demand Over Drug Use And Exclusion From Daddy’s Coronation Plans

Prince Harry’s Troubles: Deportation Demand Over Drug Use And Exclusion From Daddy’s Coronation Plans

A conservative group is calling for the deportation of Prince Harry over his admissions of past drug use, including cocaine, cannabis and ayahuasca in his autobiography, “Spare.” The Heritage Foundation is demanding that the U.S. government deny Harry’s visa and deport him. Though applicants for U.S. visas are typically asked about previous drug use, visa […]

Possible Effects of Trinidad’s Cabinet Resisting IMF’s Pressure to Devalue its Currency

Possible Effects of Trinidad’s Cabinet Resisting IMF’s Pressure to Devalue its Currency

By Linda Nwoke The twin-island Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, located in the southern Caribbean, has a relatively high GDP per capita compared to other Caribbean countries. Since 1970, when they discovered and started oil production, they built a mixed economy that relies primarily on its oil and gas industry, which accounts for about 40% […]