By Kimathi There’s a saying in Kenya that goes, “Haki ni ya wenye pesa.” Justice belongs to those with money. It’s a bitter phrase, one whispered in matatus, police stations, and tiny court corridors across the country. But behind that frustration lies a sad truth. In Kenya, justice doesn’t flow evenly. It bends, twists, and eventually bows to the weight of wealth and political influence.  Our…

I see myself as a humanist who loves all of humanity. However I do discriminate as does everyone else. If we want to unite humanity we have to accept this and many other ugly truths. In Europe and the US the media never stops about the rise of the right wing. They hereby demonise a huge group of people as an entity that cannot be reasond with like they are not human. But they are. You can talk too them. They are just sick of being called racist, sexist, slamophobic, homophobic and everything else thats wrong with the world. These people all vote for different reasons but they are tired of being ignored and insulted. When people are worried dont dismiss them talk to them. They are sick of all the hypocrits. People who say you cant talk about arabs or blacks but when its about whites and asians they are silent. They are sick of feminist who are not campaigning for equility anymore but for making the lives of men shittier. There is a hypocritical elite forcing sensorship and selfsensorship on the masses. Making them feel guilty for their thoughts. Such is their view on the establishment.