This week has been intense right? First there's still corona, then the brutality from police in multiple countries - including Kenya - which is something we've been battling with for a long time! Too long in fact! In this episode I speak about what your role could be and possibly how to use your voice. Here's the African Uncensored documentary is called Burden Of Bullets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2Afe9X0eCE&list=PL8SSOIb3zzK947tFolZKdoAr37jfg7frz&index=2 Here's a petition to sign for one of the victims of police brutality in Kenya, Samuel Maina: http://chng.it/hNH6KVcC4W On a personal note I lost two people I know and it just had me feeling a certain way. But I did find a few things that made coping a lil easier including writing poetry: https://www.adelleonyango.com/poetry/freedom Also music specifically by Mereba. The song by her I want you to check out is called Planet U: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5QsPFI1B4k On #100AfricanStories, Chimano shares a string of stories from his childhood where he used to feel like he didn't belong or fit in and how he found his voice but sometimes still fears the anxiety from people judging him. After you listen to this - please do one kind thing for someone you know, many people are hurting and don't know how to ask for help.