Colorism: this is prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone,typically among people of the same ethnic or racial group. To sons and daughters of Africa! It really doesn't matter what your skin shade is, you are beautiful, just love yourself before letting anyone love you. Black dont crack! Light is beautiful, brown is beautiful, ebony is beautiful, blue black is spectacular! Blue eyes is gorgeous! Brown eyes mami papi you hot!! Black eyes, you perfect, just love one onother that all left for us to do in the year 2020. Let me know what you feel about yourself lovelys.

Today's episode is about compassion and what many young girls go through just to make ends meet. Getting drugged has become the new norm in today's society and soo many young girls become victims. What suddens me is the animosity we have developed in us for decades. For so long, we here women saying that "we should be our sisters keeper" when in real sence,that's not the case on the ground. Join me as I tell you my first hand witness, what I saw!what i heard made me question humanity in the 21st century. When a young girl is weak, in danger but doesn't know that the comfort she thought she would get from women would turn out sour.

This episode will be an eye opener to soo many of you. I was privilaged enough for the first time in my life when I was young adult in Cumpus, to have a chance to face and be part of Kibera Slums. What I saw made me think twice about life in general. This slums made me who I am today. Made me appreciate the little things we take for granted. NGOs that use Kibera tittle to pocket in handfull of millions should be investigated fully because alot of questions go unanswered. The passion, the hardwork I witnessed in Kibera, will forever be in my thoughts as a source of inspiration. Be inspired and get a chance to visit such places and you will know that the exaggerated narratives of this places in not always entirely true, Enjoy.

This episode is more about children's right. It is important to realise that young kids in this day and era are still being mistreated. I was a victim when I was six years old, but lucky me I had parents who made sure that it never happened to me again. But what happens to the young boy or girl who has no such supporting parent. What happens to their dreams? Let's talk and act about this. Let's speak out about this and make sure that kids shouldn't go through this sad ordeal. Let's change the world now and speak out loud.

Episode 2 is a mind opening for me and I hope this will make you feel that we all go through different challenges in life, what matters is how strong you are to overcome that challenge. Don't sell yourself short. Sex is short but life is long, make use of yourself doing something better. World peace could count and better yet, give yourself some love and some self worth. Enjoy

Today's podcast is about my growth and challenging the systems that tried to prophecy my future. How to rebuke a corrupt system and believe you can be anything you want to be.