Statues at the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Mongtomery, Ala., which honors thousands of people killed in racist lynchings across the American South. One Mississippi lynching, and a family's complicity, is the subject of Grace Elizabeth Hale's "In the Pines."  (Brynn Anderson / Associated Press) It isn’t surprising that Grace Elizabeth Hale chose to write a book about a 1947 lynching. The  University of Virginia  professor is an award-winning historian who has taught and written about the South and white supremacy for decades, including in the book “ Making Whiteness : The Culture of Segregation in the South, 1890-1940.” But her new book is more than just history from the archives.  “In The Pines : A Lynching, A Lie, A Reckoning” is a family history of the worst sort. While growing up in Georgia, Hale had spent part of her summers with her grandparents in  Jefferson Davis  County in Mississippi. She was told that when her beloved grandfa...

The Luhya prophetic Man. My dear friends.Kindly send this message to Hon.Moses Masika wetangula.If he will not start as early as possible.Unless he is just following the footdteps of Raila Odinga the Political godfatheism. Deputy president Gachagua will be the next president.Don't take it easy.Don't ignore it.why?In governance, sortition which is also known as selection by lottery, selection by lot, allotment, demarcate, stochocracy, aleatoric democracy, democratic lottery, and lottocracy is the selection of public officials or jurors using a random representative sample.This minimizes factionalism, since those selected to serve can prioritize deliberating on the policy decisions in front of them instead of campaigning. In ancient Athenian democracy, sortition was the traditional and primary method for appointing political officials, and its use was regarded as a principal characteristic of democracy.That is how Kibaki and Ruto won Elections in 2022.Raila knows it very well.At...

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  1. Taking Responsibility: Real men understand the importance of taking responsibility for their actions and decisions. They don't make excuses or blame others for their circumstances. Instead, they own up to their mistakes, learn from them, and strive to do better. 2. Developing Self-Discipline: Men cultivate self-discipline in all areas of life. They set goals, create effective routines, and stick to them. By mastering self-discipline, they resist instant gratification and make choices that align with their long-term visions. 3. Seeking Continuous Growth: Men are committed to personal growth and lifelong learning. They actively seek new knowledge, skills, and experiences. They embrace challenges, step out of their comfort zones, and constantly push themselves to improve in all aspects of life. 4. Cultivating Emotional Intelligence: Men understand the importance of emotional intelligence. They develop self-awareness, regulate their emotions, and empathize with others. They commun...

  Airtime My friends. My dear Kenyans. I have kept silent for long. Time has come that I must speak the truth. It’s not that I hate them. I deeply Love them They are our Fathers, They are our mothers. They are our Brothers They are our sisters, They are our wives, sons, cousins and daughters. They are our employers They are our employees They are our church leaders They are our mosque leaders They are our political leaders   My dear Kenyans What I’m I trying to speak? My speech is about a certain community in Kenya called the kikuyu. It seems this tribe has lost dreams. The communities big dreams are lessening and shrinking. This is a tribe that seems to be in a despair it is in fear of the adventure. The history says, At onetime,the community was chased away from Tanzania It was chased away from Eldoret in 2007''PEV'' It  was humiliated everywhere in Kenya in 2007 ''PEV'' The community lives in the national land Everywhere It...

My Hero Rested. Its now Just one week. He touched lives of many Many can attest to that He was so friendly to many That pure heart he had I admired. He was very frank and open. I mean a no nonsense creature. We, the pioneer class used to call him Etalang'i yolile.Meaning the ''lion has arrived''. He loved Education and mentored many in the Education Sector. He was a go getter. I admired His energy in social and economic ability. I inherit it. My hero has rested this week. No one can replace you My primary head teacher. I will miss you, You rested before seeing my salutations. You left me without the word of goodbye. It's just life that separated us apart. But you will ever remain in my memories, You will forever stay in my heart because of what you did for me in primary school. My Hero is non other than TEACHER JOSEPH MUKHONE THE PIONEER HEADTEACHER OF BUKUNJANGABO PRIMARY SCHOOL. His foundation of the school was very strong. You were my HERO