Redundantly Pregnant: A Mother’s Story

Since the dawn of time, giving birth has been celebrated as a joyous occasion synonymous with new beginnings and pride… Read more Redundantly Pregnant: A Mother’s Story

A Plea to the African Group at the 71st Session of the UN General Assembly

Resolution 32/2 adopted by the Human Rights Council on 30th June 2016 was a huge victory for gay, lesbian, bisexual… Read more A Plea to the African Group at the 71st Session of the UN General Assembly

I write to you as a fellow proud African. A citizen of your neighbour country, Kenya. A person who has… Read more Dear Dr. Kigwangalla,

I’m not one for political commentary. It’s the second time now that I say that. I think that means that… Read more There is a New Political Party in Town

Earlier today, I posted a video on Facebook of a lady talking about being an immigrant in (I believe) the… Read more Dear Black Lives Matter – Toronto…

Dear Mr. President, I am not one for political commentary, which is really silly seeing as words are the only… Read more Unite Us, Mr. President

I edited the original poem by the brilliant Dominick Pupa to apply to the Kenyan context. At the time, we… Read more Don’t Tell Gay People How to Mourn

Why are we so shaken today? It is because we are so used to living with fear, we are so… Read more Love Always, Every Day, Forever, Wins

Our pride has been wounded Our pride has been hurt But by God it will NOT be destroyed The Stonewall… Read more A Wounded Pride

19-year-old Ouma is brutally raped by police officers who are charged with the task of serving and protecting Kenyans. Nairobi… Read more I Am a Feminist. No, I Do Not Have a Vagina