“I don’t have to worry about the kids going down the street and possibly not returning due to the policeman. I see a slow increase in my children’s overall self-esteem from being among people who look like them.”
An African American’s Encounters with Racism in Namibia
If you thought moving to the African continent would mean the end of dealing with racism, white privilege and micro aggressions – wrong.
Village Visits: 5 Realistic Expectations For Yourself
Spending time in a rural village for the first time is not for the faint of heart. But managing expectations of yourself can make your experience all the better!
Are You Ready to Leave the States YET???
For some of us, life in ‘Merica just doesn’t cut it.
Keep Calm! How Raising My Infant in Namibia Forced Me to Relax
American ideals of parenthood turned me into a ball of nerves as a first time parent. Yet, beautiful Namibia gave me no choice but to relax into motherhood on the African continent.
Misconceptions: Healing the Divide
Let’s dispel some of these common misconceptions that exist between continental Africans and African Americans.