There Is Always Something Left To Love
This has been a heavy couple of weeks, and I am almost bereft of words at the passing of Lorna Irungu-Macharia, who […]
The Yarn Whisperer
Greetings, friends: This week’s newsletter is a little different as I’m handing over this week’s From The Curator’s Desk to my colleague […]
Croissant Yousouf
I couldn’t resist starting this week’s newsletter with Youssouf Katari. In case you missed it, @Tasty – a hitherto mostly uncomplicated foodie […]
Keyboard Warriors
Greetings, friends: I hope you are all keeping well and staying safe at this time. This week Kenyans online showed up in […]
Liberation Jazz and Soul
Greetings, friends: I heard it said, somewhere, that the days are long but the years are short. How true this is, especially […]
State Sanctioned Lying
The most revolutionary thing one can do is always to proclaim loudly what is happening.” – Rosa Luxemburg A few years ago […]
Our First For 2021
Happy new year! I hope you held onto that feeling of newness at the beginning of the year, however brief the moment […]
Our Last Newsletter Of The Year December
Welcome to the last newsletter of 2020! I’m sure you’ll agree with me that this has been one wild ride of a […]
Mau Mau Detention
Greetings, friends: This past week I had the immense privilege of moderating Nanjala Nyabola’s launch for her second book, Travelling While Black. […]
Legal Clinic Recap
https://mailchi.mp/0d75ecb4c693/legal-clinic-recap-traveling-while-black-and-the-three-musketeers Greetings, friends: I hope you are well as can be at this time as we look forward to the end of […]
Softie Reflection
Greetings, friends: I hope you’ve had a good and productive fortnight, the weeks are flying by! We’ve been busy at Baraza, hosting […]
Jacaranda Propaganda
Greetings, friends: I hope all is well with you and yours, all factors considering. We’re well into #jacarandapropaganda season, and as Nanjala […]