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Ninth Clerihew
Nzinga Queen of Matamba and Ndongo, now known as Angola. When the colonizer cried, "Em chamada!" She taught them they could not carve her up as well as she beat herself into history's blackwood, and she taught me resistance is a semba dance, defiance a balance
By Wen Xiaosheng2 years ago in Poets
Breaking The Silence: Growing Up Queer And Disabled In Kenya
Introduction Growing Up Queer and Disabled in Kenya Growing up with multiple identities can be a complex and challenging experience. In Kenya, being both queer and disabled presents unique struggles due to societal norms, cultural expectations, and a lack of awareness and acceptance. In this article, we'll explore the stories, challenges, and resilience of those navigating life with these intersecting identities in Kenya. Through understanding, we can create more inclusive communities and foster compassion for people with diverse experiences.
By Usama Shahid2 years ago in Poets
Election Haiku
"Nice shirt!" pollster said. "My hero," I say, found out. "Same," she winks at me. Author's note: I bought this blouse a year before RBG died. The company that made it doesn't sell them anymore. But I wear it to the events where I need to boost my confidence and subtly communicate my worldview. Most people think it's a simple leopard print. But those who notice, know. It's like a coded language.
By Lana V Lynx2 years ago in Poets
