Rasta pasta is sold on menus in Jamaican resorts, tourists want to pose for photographs with Rastas, and red, green and gold posters can appear with "One Love," the universal declaration of a slogan blunting a legacy of colonial resistance and the history of a community targeted by state-sanctioned violence.
My invitation was part of the city's celebration of the 60th anniversary of the UN's Declaration of Human Rights and commemoration of the legacy of Dr King, 40 years after his death.
Current goals negotiated for global health build upon a tremendous legacy: the 1978 Declaration of Alma Ata, the 1993 World Bank Development Report, the 2000 UN Declaration for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and the 2008 WHO Commission on the Social Determinants of Health.
Addressing the honorees, who hailed from 30 countries, Mr. Bush spoke of the path to citizenship, Jefferson's legacy and the ideals of the Declaration of Independence, written 232 years ago.
With immigration reform policies seemingly as old as the Declaration of Independence, our nation's laws fail to reflect this legacy.
A morning with the Emancipation Proclamation, the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution, she said, gave her a different perspective on legacy.
This phenomenon is epitomized by The Prague Declaration of 2008, which calls for a recognition of Communism and Nazism as a "common legacy" and total integration when dealing with the two genocides.
I would not argue with the great legacy that Thomas Jefferson left behind as a statesman and framer of the Declaration of Independence.
That line was a declaration of independence on policy, indicating he would put wishes above political feasibility and look towards his legacy.
