Perspective Africa

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The use of gas masks is highly symbolic. The gas mask in popular iconography has come to represent both oppression and defiance.

The exchange was made in front of me. We actually just bought people.

The more something is repeated, the more validity it attains in listener’s minds.

It would be easy to draw a conclusion that African countries lag behind many western countries in the area of women’s rights.

The very places families send their children to be educated have become target-rich recruitment zones for Al-Shabaab.

What was once a respectable education system has become criminal.

America has only begun to scratch the surface of these problems that have festered for generations.

We are a country of fragments. Bringing those together as a united, multi-cultural society is a challenge that is still far from concluded.