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Hello, Tribalism, I am Dr. Death. You’ve sent away everyone who could’ve helped you. And now, it’s too late. I am the only one who can save you now.
Dad smiled wryly, perhaps to make it seem anodyne. ‘She wasn’t happy that you greeted her with your left hand. When I met her on my way home, she registered her
Their compound was entirely submerged in the flood. It stopped short a few inches below the window sill, and I could not imagine the devastation inside.
Hello world Welcome to Mud Coast Yes, the same Gold Coast of old Don’t expect to see gold or diamonds But surely look out for mud and sludge Else the pits will
To be or not to be—that is the answer. Don’t worry; if you continued, ‘That is the question,’ you are also right. It means you are familiar with Shakespeare's..
Knowing I couldn't swim, I seized a picket on the left gate and firmly planted my feet in the roaring floods. The water felt great on my skin.
'Not now, Maa. It is risky. Let us wait till the floods subside.' I retorted. Confident that electrocution was no longer a cause for alarm, I...
Tu quoque is a logical fallacy I like to call the ‘you too’ fallacy. If you're not acquainted with logical fallacies, check out the post 'Beware of the Beast'
Akuvi Aguedze is a Ghanaian protest writer, poet, and feminist. Akuvi Aguedze's work focuses on advocating for women, children, and vulnerable people.
What do atheists believe in? Most atheists believe that the most reliable tools for navigating life are reason, science, and humanity.
My first attempt at publishing a documentary, Toastmaster Fest 1.0, turned out to be eye-opening, invigorating, worthwhile, and successful.