Healing doesn’t look like the way you think it does

Healing isn’t always poetic. It doesn’t always come in the form of awakenings or breakthroughs.
Osas Isaacs

The Trap of Pessimism

Pessimism is a quiet weight that's creeps into our minds, making us believe that failure is certain and hope is pointless.
Mary Okoli

Romanticism and Bantu Knots: An Article on Separation Anxiety

The ostracism of black people during the period of apartheid in South Africa led to use of bantu as a derogatory statement to indicate the native people.
Gold Ekwoaba

The Weight of Expectations

It feels like everyone else has it figured out.
Osas Isaacs

My Lot is Split in Two

My mother didn’t let us take the china plates her mother gave to her.
Adeola Wright

The Soul, Recognition, and Interconnection

Where do you exist? No, not your physical body—I'm not asking if you're in Iyanapaja or Nottingham.
Chudi Nnaedozie