it's a huge privilege to not be directly affected by the floods, and in as much as you're not affected, help where you can even if it means creating awareness on social media.

The more things change
The more they remain the same

Archive article by VOA from 2002 on Moi and flooding, 22 years ago.

🇨🇩 I had no idea that colonial-era land theft and forced labour in the DRC led to the creation of the company that would eventually become Unilever africanarguments.org/2024/04/coloni…

philosophy chair getting arrested, an econ prof getting her head smashed against concrete, a street medic being held down and tased, snipers setting up vantage points to shoot at ohio state students -all because of nationwide protests against a genocide- you SHOULD be radicalized

“what struck me most about those who are protesting is how long they waited. the restraint they showed. not the spontaneity, the restraint. they waited and waited for justice. and it didn’t come. no one talks about that...” - Toni Morrison

If the United States saw what the United States is doing in the United States, the United States would invade the United States to liberate the United States from the tyranny of the United States

📢📢 Call for papers: Reclaiming Women’s Play: Gender, Wellbeing and the Changing African Play Cultures.
For more details, read: feministafrica.net/2024/04/17/cal…

Deadline for Abstracts: 30th June, 2024
Issue Editors: Sethunya Tshepho Mosime, Deborah Atobrah and Penelope Sanyu.

'We are a third world country, no one is concerned about us.'

The war in Sudan has entered a second year but the international response is woefully inadequate. Our report for The Lead CNN

Apparently a lot of academics need to be reminded that ‘neutrality,’ ‘staying out of it,’ ‘it’s complicated,’ ‘both sides are wrong,’ ‘we shouldn’t politicise things,’ etc etc means you’re absolutely taking a side. At least own it.

Not enough people are talking about the fact that in Montgomery there is now a monument to formerly enslaved people that lists every one of their last names as it appeared in the 1870 Census, the first census to record Black people in this country.

legacysites.eji.org/about/monument/

It has been a year of war in Sudan. We lift up the Sudanese women and feminists working towards peace, justice and freedom all around the world.

#KeepEyesOnSudan

Daktari, William Samoei Ruto, PhD. If you can't listen to Dr Susan Nakhumicha because she has an online degree, at least listen to those who saw the inside of a medical school. Kongoi.