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Lordslove Ngonge
Founder, Editor-In-Chief
Lordslove Ngonge is a J.D. Candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School and a graduate of the University of Ottawa, where she earned an Honours Bachelor of Social Sciences in Political Science alongside a Microprogram in Entrepreneurship, Creativity, and Social Innovation. As the founder of The Modern Impact, she combines her passion for writing with an interest in politics, policy, law, and culture to create thoughtful, accessible journalism.
Beyond her work with The Modern Impact, Lordslove serves as the Communications and Public Relations Coordinator for the Atlantic Summer Institute, where she leads strategic communications and public engagement initiatives that support community well-being across Atlantic Canada. Her work reflects a commitment to making complex ideas accessible and fostering meaningful conversations through storytelling
Contributions
Satire has long been hailed as a tool for critiquing power, exposing hypocrisy, and cleverly reflecting society’s absurdities about itself. But in a digital age where irony, meme culture, and marketing collapse into each other, the line between satire and self-indulgence is thinner than ever.
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Popstar Chappell Roan, has quickly become a favorite among fans who crave not just high-energy performances but also an artist who reflects their political values. But in a recent episode of Call Her Daddy...
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Identity politics serves as both a unifying force and a source of deep-rooted conflict in the Middle East, shaping the region’s foreign policy, state-building...
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The United States presidential races are among the most talked-about events in global politics. As a country with immense power and influence, the decisions made by American voters have far-reaching consequences...
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At the start of 2025, Canada appeared on the brink of a political transformation. With Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's approval ratings in freefall and a deepening economic malaise gripping the nation, the Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre, surged ahead in the polls...
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For decades, neorealists like Kenneth Waltz have argued that the international system is inherently anarchic, where survival depends on self-help and power competition. Without a central authority to enforce order, states are said to act in self-interest, seeking security above all else...
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The strength of "Becoming International" is its critical re-evaluation of how the international system was built. Within the text, Jens Bartelson depicts the evolution of the international space through a journey of historical emergence...
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Over the past month, there has been a looming undertone in American politics concerning tariffs. Many people, particularly Americans, are wondering what they are. What do they do? How will they impact the country?
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