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I watched “How to become a tyrant” on Netflix. It was so good, I decided to write a review about it. I was fascinated by it because of the name and I am generally intrigued by authoritarianism. Also, been having a lot of discussions on
I did the first one, and you guys seem to enjoy so here I am again. Now that, President Buhari has banned Twitter, Twitter threads are on my blog. Let us begin: MORAL PANICS I have been reading a lot about past and present moral
Praise master Jesus oh! Your girl is back to listening to podcasts! Nope, my Apple podcast app isn’t still working, but I have downloaded google podcasts. So let me tell you the podcasts I have been listening to. * If you want more podcast recommendations,
This was supposed to be me just saying terrible K dramas you should probably not see. For some reason, I was not coming up with many. So I decided to ask k drama social media people and now I have this post. Anyway to k
What is Iretomiwa on the internet? I spend a lot of time on the internet and I see a lot of interesting things. This section of my blog would be my attempt at documenting gisting about them with you guys. MUSIC I have really been
If you know me, you would know I love k dramas. So as the k drama evangelist (someone called me this lmao) I have come to tell you about the 2021 K dramas I have seen. First Where do I watch my k dramas? Netflix
Keeping up with my new year resolutions, I read a new book. It’s called A Year of Biblical womanhood: How a Liberated Woman Found Herself Sitting on Her Roof, Covering Her Head and Calling Her Husband “Master” by Rachel Held Evans. Before we get into
It seems that I have broken my 5-month weekly writing streak. If you have no idea what I am talking about, let me explain. I wrote in a blog post about my “new year resolutions”. One of them was writing and publishing a blog post
I think popular interpretations make the colours of the stories of the Bible difficult to see. One such example is the story of Thomas. Thomas is popularly known as “doubting Thomas”. I think this label has made us miss : 1 how the story of
Keeping up with one of my resolutions, I read Ain’t I a Woman by Bell Hooks and I decided to write about it. I am going to highlight the things that stood out to me in this book. A BLACK FEMINIST ANALYSIS ON SLAVERY This
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I am Ireoluwatomiwa Ekisola, a writer, content creator and a podcaster determined to ask questions and have conversations in a world that have chosen extreme stances. If you like me, would like to see nuance and the grey in a black and white world, stick around. Let’s meet in the middle and have some fun while we discuss issues across different areas.