In Kenyan history, there exists a generation whose stories are often whispered, their experiences shrouded in the shadows of societal norms and cultural restraints, their tales of resilience, love, and their courage in navigating their identities amidst a legal landscape that criminalised them often forgotten. Kevin Mwachiro, Peter Irungu, and Nguru Karugu embarked on a three-year…
The video opens in the church. There is singing, dancing, clapping and shouting. The quote on the screen is from Kenyan writer, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o. It reads, “In struggle is our history, our language, and our being. That struggle begins wherever we are… then we become part of those millions dreaming to change the world.”…
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