Liminal Space with Iyabo
A publication which compassionately addresses healing from the ravages of oppressive culture of race, gender, and class. No shame. No condemnation over here! After all, shame is not a good teacher;-)!
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From Naïveté to Moral Reckoning on Democracy (opens the original)
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I was born five years after Nigeria was granted her independence from the British Empire. I came to understand that the “Independence Day” of a country is a very precious thing. We were proud that we shed the shackles of colonization and we were now governing our own selves. Little did I know that in my lifetime, my understanding of democracy, and my experience of it, would be shaken, complicated, and in some ways rebuilt, and now demands much more of me than pride ever did. It demands Truth.Peo
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