Remember what matters

Remember what matters By Jean Ricot Dormeus In his seminal novel “Masters of the Dew” (Gouverneurs de la Rosée in French), Jacques Roumain poignantly described

Emancipate from past shackles By Jean Ricot Dormeus From the time I knew my grandmother, she never ate sweet potatoes. Touching it or using it

Commit to the truth By Jean Ricot Dormeus Former President of France Jacques Chirac once said, “Electoral promises engage those who receive them.” He was

Uphold human dignity By Jean Ricot Dormeus When the coronavirus plague hit China, many people started stigmatizing Chinese and other Asians. World leaders had to

Set up and maintain your environment By Jean Ricot Dormeus A flying fish or a bird diving in the sea reminds us of our limitations

Adopt the fair treatment principle By Jean Ricot Dormeus Two years ago, New York City Council and the NYC Commission on Human Rights launched an