Being a true gentleman comes naturally. Don’t train a man how to be your man, sis. They know, and if they don’t, find a new man.

Can everybody just Please look at this Ibex

"Exile is more than a geographical concept. You can be an exile in your homeland, in your own house, in a room." -Mahmoud Darwish 📷: Palestinian Horseman overlooking the village of Askar east of Nablus, circa 1876.

We're in Plato's cave trying to make sense of shapes. But only certain shapes we've been permitted to see, so that we tell ourselves the same stories or argue amongst ourselves.

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As we were following up on this matter today, VOCAL Africa we saw the body of Albert Ojwang and we totally understand the pain and tears of this Mzee. His son did not have to die. I’ve been with many grieving parents over the last year or so. This one is truly painful.

Wow! Never knew this. Chimini? Chimbalazi? Those are languages spoken by Somalis?

Interesting exchanges under this comment. And in response to a comment that talks about how women in their 40s can have kids, he says: "Why do some of you mention outliers in this situation and use that to make your arguments."

In essence, we mustn't fall folly to rely on data which sits in between the anecdotal and indicative when we should instead rely on what is conclusive. It's ok for marketing research or consumer perception studies but not matters rooted in science.

Gaza is waiting for the heroes of the Freedom Flotilla. Speak up for them, the coming hours are very critical. Comment with 🇵🇸 spread their voice! ⛵️

A close shave

An elephant rescues a gazelle from a pool

A wooden hunters' toolbox inscribed with an ancient writing system from Zambia is confounding myths about Africa. "We've grown up being told that Africans didn't know how to read and write..." 1/2 bbc.com/news/articles/…

"...The path of truth, shadow work, spiritual depth, and power. The red pill is the path of inner alchemy. It’s not easy. It’s not glamorous. It’s an initiation into hidden knowledge, into the subconscious—and once you begin, there’s no going back."

The wrongs you see but keep quiet about today - because they don't directly affect you - are the same wrongs you'll wish somebody would speak about tomorrow when they do affect you.