Posts in identity from 2018

I never thought about the correlation between memory, identity and trust until I had a conversation with one of my …

It doesn’t take much for me to get excited about eating in the kitchen. If I see leftover cheesecake batter, …

One of the first things I noticed when I walked into my supervisor’s office at Sonke was a poster on …

The Fourth of July In Cape Town, the fourth of July came and went without much fanfare or notice. We …

It’s a common question and a conversation starter. People in New Orleans are incredibly friendly, and wherever we go, we …

Miami is considered one of the most diverse cities in the United States. Coming here, I expected to add to …

Growing up in a household where three different languages were consistently being tossed back and forth, I’ve always been keenly …

“Truth always rests with the minority… because the minority is generally formed by those who really have an opinion, while …

Last weekend, our group visited Peter Storey, a former bishop in the Methodist Church. We sat in a circle in …

When I arrived Duke, I was appalled to find out that no African language courses were offered. There is a …