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First Thought Fridays: Jack White, the Rolling Stones, Allison Russell, Kira Roessler

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By Jason Green
| theartsstl.com
First Thought Fridays is a (mostly) weekly column offering quick-hit takes on some of the albums released this week, serving up first impressions, favorite or least favorite songs, and whether or not they’re worth a second listen. Check back for more each Friday night or Saturday morning.
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On the matter of sovereignty

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By Jason Green
| Jamaica Observer Verified
Recently, as is traditional every year in the first week of August, we celebrated our national holidays of Emancipation and Independence. This is normally a time when pride in the black, green, and gold is at its height, when we all get into that patriotic spirit of revelling in what it means to be Jamaican and enjoy the trappings of nationhood.
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Harsh truths about constitutional reform

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By Jason Green
| Jamaica Observer Verified
There are some who would see Jamaica’s transition from a constitutional monarchy to a constitutional republic as a historic endeavour, but historic does not always mean it is a step in the right direction, especially since there is no evidence to contradict my long-held assertion that this is becoming a republic for the sake of it just so we can have a president for the sake of it. The loftiness of it all makes it very easy for anyone to buy into.
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