African child Archives

By Farook Abdul-karim Sesay, Writer. Poet. Legal advisor. Political commentator Crimson. Vibrant red. Rich tapestry. The dance floor shimmers/ a kaleidoscopic array of colours. But red as crimson…

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Day of the African Child: A Celebration of Lies and Betrayal

Blood on The Dance Floor

Perception is Victory’s First Battlefield: A Discourse on the Philosophy of Winning

Unbinding The African Mind: Epistemic Intersectionality and The Reclaiming of Knowledge Sovereignty

When the City Weeps: Chapter 2 – Salt In the Wound

The Innocent Also Ran: A Lubogonic Reflection on Fear, Guilt, and the Tragedy of Perception

Blood on The Dance Floor

Perception is Victory’s First Battlefield: A Discourse on the Philosophy of Winning

Unbinding The African Mind: Epistemic Intersectionality and The Reclaiming of Knowledge Sovereignty

When the City Weeps: Chapter 2 – Salt In the Wound

Blood on The Dance Floor

Perception is Victory’s First Battlefield: A Discourse on the Philosophy of Winning

Unbinding The African Mind: Epistemic Intersectionality and The Reclaiming of Knowledge Sovereignty

When the City Weeps: Chapter 2 – Salt In the Wound