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Nyokabi Muchuku
Nyokabi Muchuku is on page 190 of 312
“Because in order to be a true revolutionary, you must understand love. Love, sacrifice, and death” - Sonia Sanchez

so many thoughtsssss
Apr 22, 2026 06:31AM Add a comment
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Nyokabi Muchuku
Nyokabi Muchuku is on page 170 of 312
finished Toni Morrison’s section and i’m reminded of how much i love her🥺
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Nyokabi Muchuku
Nyokabi Muchuku is on page 170 of 312
finished Toni Morrison’s section and i’m reminded of how much i love her🥺
Apr 21, 2026 01:40PM Add a comment
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Nyokabi Muchuku
Nyokabi Muchuku is on page 153 of 312
"survive and teach; that's what we've got to do and to do it with joy" - Audre Lorde ughhh so many gems in this book
Apr 19, 2026 02:27PM Add a comment
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Nyokabi Muchuku
Nyokabi Muchuku is on page 60 of 312
finished Toni Cade Bambara's chapter. so inspiring "...it is not fun to be so frequently alone." importance of community esp with ppl who push you and inspire you with your craft
Mar 29, 2026 02:06PM Add a comment
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Nyokabi Muchuku
Nyokabi Muchuku is on page 32 of 312
finished Maya Angelou's chapter and it was filled with so much wisdom "Courage may be the most important of all the virtues because without it one cannot practice any other virtue with consistency." that MOVED me
Mar 29, 2026 12:15PM Add a comment
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Dawn
Dawn is on page 210 of 312
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Dawn
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L MW
L MW is on page 2 of 213
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Marly
Marly is on page 45 of 213
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hawa
hawa is on page 200 of 213
Ruminating on the shift between the messages behind cultural output of the 1960s and contemporary (for these authors, since this was published in 1983) output.
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