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Masuwa Sikana on personality, identity, and Deafness

To me, identity means who you are. Is the way you think about yourself, how you are viewed by the world, and the characteristics that

4 April 2021 No Comments

Cat’s words

The caption I wrote that accompanied this: ‘One day a woman will come along and you will fall in love. She will rip your trap

21 March 2021 2 Comments

Somewhere Between Chaos and Peace, There’s Me

I’m neutral. I fit in most everywhere I go, but never completely. There’s always that hint of confusion on people’s faces when they try to

7 March 2021 No Comments

Redefining My Identity

Have you ever realized while queuing at the supermarket or at the bank, that nobody around you looks like you? For the longest time, I

21 February 2021 2 Comments

I won’t stay silent this time, not this time [INTRO]

I won’t stay silent, because I am done being vanilla. I am done trying to please everyone for the sake of being accepted. Oh, and

7 February 2021 No Comments

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