Preserving the Liberian Story
It was 12 PM on a warm Wednesday afternoon. Just as the sun was about to hit its peak in the sky, friends gathered around to say goodbye. “It’s not goodbye! We can always keep in touch. We have the phone, emails, and everything. We can keep in touch!” She promised. Unaware ...
Grand Bassa County is one of the most beautiful counties in Liberia. Its costal line is a fisherman and beach lover's paradise. Along with the incredible coastline, Grand Bassa is also known for its incredible artistic talents, beautiful women, and Dumboy soup. What if I told you though, that it ...
They say there are two sides to every story, but I don’t believe it as true. I believe, there are infinite sides of countless stories that make up our existence. Long ago, as a little girl, I remember watching my grandmother farm in our family’s village, telling myself that I ...
Big breasts can be the center of the dreams of many girls going through puberty. Wonders of how their feminine prowess will sprout out of their rib-cages signifying the ripeness of their womanhood. I was no different. Staring down at my pointy nipples laying flatly on my flesh and bones ...
Da ting weh dey can be talking so, dee Liberuh peepo, dey ting wheh dey can be talking say da chilren dem mon be talking good good English eray day. Dey na know say da Koloqua da sunting by itseh? Dey tink say Koloqua wan be lek good English seh? We ...
I am a woman. I am a Liberian. I am strong. I am smart. I am bold. I am passionate. I am full of life! Me. A Liberian woman. I am the breaker of barriers. I am Africa’s first female President and Head of State. There is no glass ceiling too ...
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