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Anna Olila

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Fearless She Wrote

The Impossible Pedestal We Place Women On

And why I'm looking for the woman behind the Superhero.

Feb 10, 2020

The Impossible Pedestal We Place Women On

Feb 10, 2020

Published in
An Injustice!

The Mum Group At The Karaoke Bar

I am 27 going on 45 -it seems silly it seems that I once thought we were different

Jan 29, 2020

The Mum Group At The Karaoke Bar

Jan 29, 2020

Published in
An Injustice!

I Want To Be Beautiful

I want to beautiful, yes, but not in the way the movie stars are

Jan 23, 2020

I Want To Be Beautiful

Jan 23, 2020

Published in
An Injustice!

Between Now and Tomorrow

How I am navigating the space between who I am and who I am trying to become without losing my mind

Nov 1, 2019

Between Now and Tomorrow

Nov 1, 2019

Afrocentrism And Restoring The African National Consciousness

And Why This Matters

Sep 9, 2019

Afrocentrism And Restoring The African National Consciousness

Sep 9, 2019

Published in
An Injustice!

Secret

A poem for Uyinene. For us. To mourn. To expose our pain and speak our truth. To set down the weight.

Sep 4, 2019

Secret

Sep 4, 2019

Published in
An Injustice!

The Case For Ordinary Blackness

Our stories do not always have to be about overcoming racial trauma

Aug 31, 2019

The Case For Ordinary Blackness

Aug 31, 2019

How To Drink From The Potent Brew

A story of Kenya’s prodigal urban youth.

Aug 23, 2019

Black woman poses behind leaves.

Aug 23, 2019

Anna Olila

Anna Olila

I write about the intersection of technological advancements and Afro-related social, cultural, and political movements. Some articles are fiction.

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