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Happy pride my Alphabet Mafia! Pride month has always been a month of celebration, commemoration, visibility and rainbows for the queer community in most places. But I wondered, what does it mean for those of us living in places where being queer is seen as a crime? What does it mean for me?
This is voices from others on what pride means to them.
Where have I been and what have I been up to? -Its mid year and I think its a good time to take stock.
My published short story
Shika Vibe podcast
In this episode we, first borns in African homes, come together to share in our common experiences. Experiences where we feel pressured to over achieve and be a good role model, let down and even looked over just because we are first borns. All the feels were felt, all the truths were spilled.
If this wasn't a therapy sesh, idk.
**RE-UPLOAD**
Today's guest is Julie Olum or popularly known as Frame Ambition. She is a writer, adventurer, traveller, blogger, Youtuber, yogi amongst other things. A wholesome person I would call her. Julie takes us through 'A day in the Life of Julie' as she was "stranded" in a foreign country when the pandemic began. She talks about her feelings towards her situation, how the country handled the break out and her feelings towards the future of tourism in Africa.
You can find her on Youtube at Frame Ambition
or connect to her on Instagram @frameambition
COVID-19 has changed so many things in the world right now and affected every single life. We never thought we would experience being under a national curfew and/or being in social isolation and quarantine. Its forced us to face so many parts of ourselves and find different ways of interacting and maintaining some sort of sanity. Most importantly it really checked our privilege. In this episode we discuss a few of the things this pandemic has brought to the surface about ourselves and our relationships. We recorded this weeks ago in hopes that things would get better but COVID cases continue to increase every single day.
Follow our page on Instagram @accidental_living
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