Dear Editor, Once upon a tide, the people of Palau practiced a quiet liturgy of reef and garden, where the altar was a canoe and the sacrament was breadfruit and fish. Our healers measured health by the weight of nets and the laughter at communal feasts. Then the Nacirema arrived — not in person but […]
Tag: Palau opinion piece
Each One Teach One: Building Producers, Not Just Consumers
In Palau, the future of our nation rests on how we teach our children. The principle of Each One Teach One reminds us that every lesson we pass on, from parent to child, elder to youth, teacher to student, multiplies across generations. If we want to build a nation of producers instead of consumers, we […]
When Leaders Run the Country Like a Business: Power, Profit, and the Cost to Palau
Dear Editor, It is painful to watch leadership blur the line between public service and private interest. When a president appears to have a hand in everything, from cleaning a government buildings to steering major construction contracts toward their own companies, people begin to ask a simple question: who does government really serve? In Palau […]
