The Law Does Not Have a Gender. Our Sympathy Does.
Justice, in this country, has learned to check what someone is wearing before deciding how to feel about their crime. Latifa Salifu walked into the Mamprobi Polyclinic in a borrowed uniform, lifted a four-day-old boy from beside his healing mother, and carried him out through...
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Men Settle Where They Find Peace. Not Beauty.
Following the covid-19 pandemic, I got infected and was put under a 14-day mandatory quarantine at a company–sponsored isolation center. I spent my days with a coworker who has also contracted the virus. We were discharged to go home after 14 days and several tests....
How my reputation (unknown to me) saved me when I needed help most
Our reputation doesn’t come from how we talk about ourselves. Our reputation comes from how others talk about us. - Simon Senek I find this statement so true reflecting on an incident that happened some years ago during my undergraduate studies at the University. After all, attempts...
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