A Vision for Justice begins with a sound and broad understanding of the politics of our existence. There can be no reaching for justice without the scrutiny of critique. Critique knows no favourites, has no cultural or geographic boundaries and is only constrained by respect for truth.  I hope enough of us share a concept of  ‘truths’ in today’s world.! Criticism which is derived from critique is dependent upon sound enquiry. 

The subjects of my interest are those I have studied for more than three decades; the treatment of  persons designated as minorities in nations; Blacks, Indigenous Persons and those contextualized as refugees in nations around the international community. I invite you to explore some of my views in the pages  within  

Patricia Daenzer

Books I highly recommend:

Clarke Austin (2009)
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Toronto. Thomas Allen

Hill, Lawrence (2007) The Book of Negroes. Toronto. HarperCollins.

Suskind, Ron (2008). The Way of the World: A Story of Truth and Hope in an age of Extremism. Toronto. Doubleday