DON SANTO

“When people die, cultures — African, Klassikan, or otherwise — follow rituals, written and unwritten. But beyond the customs, it is your character that becomes your final ceremony.”
― Don Santo, Words of a Klassikan

“The Freedom of Kenya wasn’t won by one tribe, yet some keep editing the script for profit. Until we unlearn that myth, compensation will always fund a falsehood.”
― Don Santo

“In Kenya, the opposition dies mysteriously.
In Tanzania, they get detained.
In Uganda, they just skip straight to dictatorship mode.
And somehow, all this happens right before elections.
Africa really loves its “democracy rehearsals.”
― Don Santo, Global Don: The Gospel of the Street Prophet

“Whenever victory gets close, the crowd throws a disruption party. I don’t RSVP. Beast mode eats chaos for breakfast. Step out and execute — shine Klassikan, shine!”
― Don Santo, Klassik Era: The Genesis