'Race,' Women, and the Struggle for Safety in a Warming World
by m. seenarine Xpyr Press. 2026. 216 pages ISBN: 978-0-692-12478-9 Available on Amazon
The planet is warming. The right to safety remains unequal.
A woman works through dangerous heat because stopping means losing her income. A coastal community moves inland, only to discover that new houses do not guarantee water, livelihoods, or a functioning school. A migrant cares for another family while immigration rules keep her own apart.
In Racing Climate Change, these everyday struggles reveal how climate disasters become social crises. Focusing on tropical regions and women in the Global South, the book examines how heat, rising seas, floods, droughts, and fires interact with racial inequality, caste, gender, and colonial histories.
From Garífuna territorial struggles in Honduras to community relocation in Panama and Fiji, the analysis follows people defending their homes, negotiating change, and confronting institutions that control access to protection. It also examines the guarded promises of cooler countries, where demand for migrant labor coexists with exclusion and anti-immigration politics.
Written for general readers, this book asks who benefits when the costs of survival fall on those with the least power, and how collective action can change those arrangements. Who gets the means to stay? Who gets permission to move? And who must keep waiting for a livable future?
How Biased Data Shapes Your Job, Your Health, and Your Life
by m. seenarine Xpyr Press. 2026. 219 pages ISBN: 978-1-7346514-9-2 Available on Amazon
When Maya’s job application is silently rejected, she isn't given an interview, a contact name, or an explanation. She is left staring at a gap on her résumé where she cared for her aging mother, a life reduced to a single row in a database, deemed a "poor match" by an automated gatekeeper.
In When AI Gets You Wrong, Dr. M. Seenarine delivers a clear-eyed, urgent examination of how automated systems, language models, and predictive algorithms shape the modern human experience. From automated hiring and clinical healthcare predictions to social media polarization and AI companions, artificial intelligence is increasingly used to judge our worth, allocate public resources, and decide who gets access to essential opportunities.
Through compelling real-world cases, rigorous analysis, and human-centered stories, Dr. Seenarine traces the journey of data across four critical stages:
- How the World Becomes Data: Why complex lives, employment gaps, and historical inequalities translate poorly into spreadsheets and web crawls.
- How Data Becomes Judgment: How shortcut learning, biased benchmark tests, instruction authority failures, and "hallucinations" convert incomplete evidence into automated authority.
- When Judgment Reaches You: The real-world consequences on employment, housing, healthcare, credit, and digital safety, and why those with the fewest resources bear the heaviest burden of machine error.
- What Better Would Require: Moving beyond technical "quick fixes" toward true contestability, data governance, and the fundamental right to question the machine.
When AI Gets You Wrong is an indispensable guide for anyone who has ever been categorized, scored, or turned away by a computer, and a vital call to action for building a future where technology serves human needs rather than automating historical injustice.
by m seenarine Xpyr Press. 2024. 307 pages. ISBN: 978-1-7346514-3-0 Available on Amazon
Summary
Conservative ideology in the United States has undergone a significant evolution since the nation's founding, becoming a defining force on the political landscape for decades. Rooted in core principles such as limited government, private ownership, individual liberty, and free-market capitalism, conservatism has been shaped by influential movements and figures like Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan, and the rise of the Tea Party. Understanding this historical context is crucial to grasping the modern right-wing agenda.
In recent years, Republicans have made notable gains in areas such as economic policy, social issues, immigration, environmental regulation, foreign policy, and judicial appointments. While right-wing ideology emphasizes values like limited government, its implementation can pose significant risks.
Liberal politics have also been pivotal in shaping the nation's trajectory. Grounded in the belief that government can and should be a force for good, progressive initiatives aim to tackle systemic inequalities and build a more inclusive and equitable society. This book explores the dynamic between conservative politics and liberal critiques across various domains, including the economy, social equality, democratic institutions, women's rights and health, immigration, the environment, and more.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Benefits of Liberal Politics - page 1
Chapter 2: Dangers of Right-Wing Politics - page 8
Chapter 3: Republican Economic Agenda - page 13
Chapter 4: Influence of Corporate Power - page 28
Chapter 5: Influence of Corporate Media - page 43
Chapter 6: Inequality & Homelessness - page 58
Chapter 7: Labor & Workers' Rights - page 76
Chapter 8: Republican Health Care - page 88
Chapter 9: Women's Reproductive Health - page 105
Chapter 10: Right-Wing Social Agenda - page 116
Chapter 11: 'War on Woke' - page 128
Chapter 12: Eurocentric Christian Nationalism - page 145
Without a doubt, Greta Thunberg is an important catalyst for climate change, as she has inspired activists across the Globe to start their own Climate Strike movements. This book highlights the work of over thirty Fridays for Future youth climate leaders, along with dozens of other youth activists working for organizations with similar goals. Greta and thousands of young reformers are struggling daily for our future. This book examines the resilience and power of over one hundred of these female voices through their resistance to the fossil fuel industry, and actions to address local apathy. It explores the Global impact that local campaigners are having by mobilizing millions to demand climate accountability and environmental action.
The one hundred and five female activists profiled in this book are mostly young, in their 20s and 30s. A few are in their teens. All are passionate about the environment and climate action. We tried to focus on a diversity of female voices and issues, and campaigners from dozens of countries are represented here. The book profiles the work of reformers from the Global South whose actions are seldom acknowledged in the Western mainstream media.
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