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The Taboo of Generational Schism We Know But Were Afraid To Say

A genuine political solution to Ethiopian problems could emanate from genuine efforts to narrow the generational schism that is plaguing the country: That Generation vs. This Generation, The 60s vs, Generation Z, Old School vs. Post-Millenials, The Old vs. The Youth (Often treated with contempt by the old elites). In the same accord, it is high time that the concerned ...

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The Next Professors (Pejoratively Applied)

A Courtesy of Atlanta Fringe The next professors of the world will be open source-based ones. Their professorship, either as a title or a profession, emanates out of their status updates on social networks, video parodies on YouTube, Politically Correct Selfies on Instagram, ersatz critic blogs, number of likes and comments on their posts, followership of their hashtags, ...

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‎Being Young In Africa‬

"The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike than those who think differently."  - Frederick Nietzsche Being Young In Africa‬ is to dwell in a perilous condition of life. Being young is being the whipping kid. You are constantly despised for being, for demanding change, for moving too fast, for preserving your ...

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Marwa Azab - A Generation Without a Past: The Lost Present

The present moment has been challenged to expand in spite of its limited capacity. Minute by minute, smartphone notifications from Facebook, Twitter, emails and other social media outlets, have imposed an entitled demand on what the present moment can offer. Unless we are traveling at the speed of light, time dilation is not an option. Although, there are situations when our ...