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Xangô: Justice, Fire, and the Weight of Consequence

Xangô symbolizes the intersection of power and responsibility, urging justice over mere restoration or compassion. He embodies internal authority, demanding alignment between belief and action. Unlike revenge, which seeks relief, Xangô represents justice without sentimentality. He insists on accountability, highlighting that unaddressed imbalance leads to chaos. Together with Isis, they form a moral axis.

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Biggest Challenges in Leadership: Independent Thinking, Information, and Servant Leadership

In a world obsessed with conformity, true leadership fosters independent thinking and critical awareness.

When Justice Becomes Commerce: A Reflection on Two Decades of Detention Growth

Over the past twenty-five years, the U.S. immigration detention system has expanded significantly, often prioritizing profit over justice. With more than two million individuals incarcerated annually, including many without criminal records, this system raises ethical concerns. Leaders must reflect on the implications of detention and seek humane alternatives.