You should never address your political ruler by just his name. you have to sing his titles and good deeds before his name is mentioned, it doesn’t matter whether his deeds were within his job description that he is paid for, he has to be worshiped for doing his job. Continue Reading
Nepotism and familial favors can be found in many parts of Liberia, classism seems to be the bigger divide than ethnocentrism in many people’s eyes. Classism is intertwined in Liberia’s history and it will not go away overnight. The ideals that “the closer to civilized you are, the ‘better’ you are” is leftover from Liberia’s former time. A time that has not yet been properly addressed in the right context with all its nuances. All those years ago, we set something in motion that has not been addressed. This divide is a part of Liberia’s reconciliation and rehabilitation story. Continue Reading
