Ugandan photographer Aida Namukose believes that as the world continues to become more globalized, the power of connection and unity especially amongst African countries can change their trajectory.
I don't like babies.
I honestly don't. They're vain and manipulative. Instead of telling you what they want, they cry in order to punish you. It's like they don't even know what "communication" is.
They'll puke and pee on you without saying "sorry." They're incapable of rational thought and I don't know why we allow such behaviour within our so called "civil" society. let's not even begin to mention how selfish they are.
They want to be fed at the expense of their caretaker; they want you to be available whenever they want you, no matter what time it is. I will never stand for such behaviour, they've been let off the hook for far too long.
It's like society is scared of them. They should be held accountable for their actions, but we keep on making excuses for them. But when I do all of that, suddenly I'm the bad guy.
i love that our generation managed to kill the stereotype that if you have tattoos, you won’t be able to find a job.
now nobody can find a job, whether you have tattoos or not.
immigration debate will go nowhere until we all come to terms it is deeply inhumane to have such massive differences in living standards across the globe and expect people to just accept that
@Winnie_Byanyima@kizzabesigye1 It's truly unfortunate and traumatising....but their days are numbered and they will be held responsible and accountable for all that will happen to Dr. Besigye. It's so sad and painful, injustice to one is injustice to all of us
Using the term “autistic” to describe both a nonverbal child who struggles significantly with daily functioning and an adult who is socially challenged is an obvious mistake that calls the entire diagnosis into question.
These adults with “adult-onset autism” didn’t report autistic traits during childhood.
And we see many adults with these “late diagnoses” go on to graduate school and hold highly professional positions while adopting “neurodivergence” as a quirky or alternative identity.
The third conditioning is obedience disguised as responsibility. Submitting to schedules, surveillance and institutional authority is called maturity. Refusing unnecessary domination is called laziness, entitlement or failure to adapt.
People hear you say you’re passionate and only think about the positive aspects of passion. I’m passionate in love but I’m also passionate in anger, sadness, disgust and everything else I feel.