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Let’s say a guy named Fred is attracted to a woman named Martha. He asks her out to a movie; she accepts; they have a pretty good time. A few nights later he asks her out to dinner, and again they enjoy themselves. They continue to see each…
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How funny. And informative. I have never really wanted a big rock… THE EDITOR'S JOURNAL View original post
I got weave checked yesterday. I mean, a real check. If you’d seen the check, you’d have been forgiven for thinking that this woman and I were Siamese Twins joined at her right hand and at my scalp. She delved right into my hair. Hair that I had taken an hour to carefully curl before […]
Sometimes it is better to say nothing at all. If you do not understand what hurt you caused, brought, incited, and fired, then you should stay silent. Say nothing. An ill-placed, ill-timed apology is ill-fated, and can spark more fire than needs to be extinguished. The story behind what led to events that caused a […]
Kenya is ablaze with a story about an Indian girl from an affluent family and a Bukusu boy who used to wash her father’s car, and how they fell in love, illiciting all sorts of reactions from Kenyans. Folks cannot believe that wanapendana! Not too long ago in the US, interracial dating between Black and White individuals was […]
I just spoke with a legend. His name is tightly linked with the explosive growth of contemporary and popular Kenyan music starting in the 90’s. Tedd Josiah is a renowned, respected producer who has been in the business for 20 years. His repertoire includes ‘Tafsiri Hii’ by Kalamashaka, ‘Uhiki’ by Hardstone and ‘Megarider’ by Nameless. […]
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