THE VULTURES AND US, THE BOY AND HIS GOD
By Emmanuel Uchendu-Onu for Invisiblites We gathered around the body of the dying boy.His ribs…
THE VULTURES AND US, THE BOY AND HIS GOD
By Emmanuel Uchendu-Onu for Invisiblites We gathered around the body of the dying boy.His ribs protruded, his stomach seemed too large,his arms and feet too little, an anomaly.Perhaps we could throw some bread to this dying boy,but why should we?Instead, we wondered; “where was his Merciful God?”Was he not also watching this dying boy?Did he…
The Annual Performance: An Open Letter on the Irony of Women’s Month
Women do not need a month of performative appreciation. We do not need taglines that look good on a tote bag but mean nothing in a boardroom or bedroom.
System or Steward: What Really Shapes a Nation’s Destiny?
Ultimately, the destiny of the nations is shaped not by the labels of the political system but by the quality of leadership.
Post-Hasina Bangladesh and Pakistan: A Foreign Policy Analysis of Diplomatic Re-Engagement
Overall, the recent developments offer an opportunity to engage in a way that prioritizes mutual trust and strategic and economic benefits. Also, both countries can overcome historical enmities through dialogue and diplomacy. However, uncertainty looms due to the possible reversal of the policies post-elections.
Octavia Butler’s Dawn and the Critique of Environmental Conservation
In the end, you can either follow along with the Oankali’s plan or resist. Either scenario ends in violence. Through Dawn, Octavia Butler reminds us that environmental conservation is sometimes not as noble as it seems.
Do We All Hold Rage Against A Dark Skin Tone?
By Roha Saleem for Invisiblites When we are all united by religion,Then why are we divided by ethnicity?We were born with freedom,yet torn apart by resistance.Our atoms have always urged for ilm,yet we have been shaken by endless identity quests.No matter what the thirst still lingered,among the piles of the dumping pit,which were full of…
