Decolonising The Mind | Lydiah Wangechi | TEDxParklands

[@montano944]

Beautiful, intelligent, compassionate woman. This was a very good speech, thank you so much.

[@TabsZaMuchiri]

This was a great talk Wangechi. Well done!

[@haveyouconsideredtherapy]

Much respect for your courage Lydiah.

[@JohnWilson-ng1ui]

Great talk!

[@belzebu-usaformermr.india-8109]

Good job, Madame speaker.

[@josephngareh8182]

Its sad that they have never apologised.

[@thankyoumrsg6590]

Interesting but unfortunately I expected more on DECOLONIZATION. AFRICA DOES NEED TO SEPATE ITSELF FOR A WHILE. Sweetheart you are still entally colonised

[@inter-plug]

Totally agree, I came here equally for DECOLONISATION, but she is just one of those who thinks because hanging around whites and having a good life means they want the best for us, which we all know they are just there for their own interest, history is not a liar

[@Spytwurm69]

"Colonialism spent billions of dollars on something that did not benefit the community" - she says while wearing fashionable clothes that she wears to her international job when she flies around the world with airplanes. We can't all have our cake and eat it

[@alexliwalikamanga]

Dude, you can't be serious!! It's just a plain fact. What would you rather she be in ? Hides and skins? And walk around the world just so that your ignorance is satisfied?

[@harryshawyer2093]

Most of the clothes she wears are locally made and produced. Also, she works for a Kenyan organisation and doesn't fly around the world. So you're wrong on all three counts. It seems you made these assumptions up just to fit with your prejudice. But (sadly for you) none of these are true!

[@Addi_Teacha509]

Your level intelligence is minimal

[@jakearrow8047]

@@harryshawyer2093 thank you for educating your own for being a dunce and lowkey bigot