Category: Kenyan Mind

• As She Should Be

  

  it should be more, than a dream, That our great great great Grandchildren Get to be On an Earth, that is still   Beautiful. As She Should Be.

  rayawambui

  December 2, 2015

  Kenyan Mind, Poetry

  Climate Change, Climate Justice, Conservation, Environmental, Global Warming, healing., Health, Kenya, Love, poetry, Polution

• It Continues

  

  They are all voiceless. Forced into quiet by the constant present threat of violence.

  rayawambui

  October 27, 2015

  Kenyan Mind, Poetry, Woman in the Two Thousands

  #BlackLivesMatter, #moderndayslavery, domestic slavery, drugged, kidnapped, racism, Rape, Revolutionary, RevolutionaryPoetry, Sex slavery

• Mummy Tummy

  

  nikifunga shuka Ndio kiuno irudi Do side bends, or sit ups, Its not from shame, or because I’m unhappy…

  rayawambui

  October 22, 2015

  Kenyan Mind, Poetry, Woman in the Two Thousands

  #MyDressMyChoice, Affirmative Action, babies, childhood, Mummyhood

• I Gots This

  

  Your best case scenario? That I give up…   Nope.

  rayawambui

  October 15, 2015

  Kenyan Mind, Poetry, Woman in the Two Thousands

  #loveyourself, Affirmative Action, comittment, Confidence, respect

• But, That’s Not What They Were Fighting For

  with their husbands names, hidden under their teeth…

  rayawambui

  August 25, 2015

  Kenyan Mind, Poetry, Woman in the Two Thousands

  Affirmative Action, Culture, date rape, Daughters, Domestic Violence, FGM, Freedom fighters, freedom of speach, gender based violence, girl child, human rights, Kenya, Nairobi, poetry, prejudice, Rape, statutory rape, the girl child, Women Rights, womens rights

• Why I Would Not Wear A Mini In Town

  . To know, that that act was possible, and in plain view of other human beings, has broken me in ways that I’m yet to learn how to express.

  rayawambui

  August 11, 2015

  Journaling, Kenyan Mind, Woman in the Two Thousands

  #MyDressMyChoice, #nudityisnotmychoice, #scantilydressed, Affirmative Action, babies, Children’s Rights, Confidence, Culture, Domestic Violence, Robert Alai, Women Publicly Sripped

• On The Objectification Of Men

  …the feminists reading this, may be wondering why I would be posting on such a strange topic. Wondering why the objectification of men, should even come up, when the objectification of women is so rampant, so bill board loud.

  rayawambui

  August 4, 2015

  Journaling, Kenyan Mind, Short Story, Woman in the Two Thousands

  Affirmative Action, babies, childhood, Dads, date rape, Daughters, feminism, freedom of speach, Mens rights, Mothers, Nguvu za kiume, patriarchy, Sons

• The Patience For Inspiration/ Will You Judge?

  . The morality of victim is always called into question. I think my story, can easily be summed up as ‘alijipeleka’

  rayawambui

  July 28, 2015

  Journaling, Kenyan Mind, Woman in the Two Thousands

  childhood, Children’s Rights, Culture, date rape, Daughters, freedom of speach, girl child, healing., lifes obstacles, Nairobi, parenthood, Rape, statutory rape, the girl child, woman

• To Silence

  In our ideology of morality, Silence is the right answer.

  rayawambui

  July 21, 2015

  Kenyan Mind, Poetry, Woman in the Two Thousands

  babies, childhood, Children’s Rights, Culture, Daughters, Domestic Violence, Fathers, Rape, statutory rape

• In Search Of Womanhood (II)

  And yet, We own that beauty, Much more than The stars we are under.

  rayawambui

  July 7, 2015

  Kenyan Mind, Poetry, Woman in the Two Thousands

  Colonial Reprocussions, Confidence, Culture, Daughters, Hair, Kenya, Women