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PinnedInAn Injustice!byMwangi Wanjau·Jun 25, 2025I Stopped Using My White Name With White PeopleMy name is important, whether they can pronounce it or not.A response icon212A response icon212
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InThe MemoiristbyMwangi Wanjau·Nov 2, 2025The Time the Ocean Swept Me Away and Returned Someone NewA near-death experience that changed how I see life, death, and the ocean forever.A response icon4A response icon4
InFourth WavebyMwangi Wanjau·Oct 8, 2025What If Trump Got Deported to Africa?A satirical look at his own crueltyA response icon2A response icon2
InAn Injustice!byMwangi Wanjau·Oct 1, 2025Why African Leaders Are the Greatest Tyrants of Our GenerationA tale of freedom shattered by blood and betrayal.A response icon5A response icon5
InThe MemoiristbyMwangi Wanjau·Sep 28, 2025Drugs Made Us Best Friends, But Only One of Us Is Still AliveLosing him taught me the danger of silence.A response icon1A response icon1
InFourth WavebyMwangi Wanjau·Sep 22, 2025Drugs, Homelessness, and People Vanishing Without a TraceImagine a stadium full of ghostsA response icon25A response icon25
InAn Injustice!byMwangi Wanjau·Sep 13, 2025Is This the Diversity We Fought For?In the room, but still no seat at the table.A response icon3A response icon3
