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Wadau wa @ExperienceUSIU mko? Come and listen to our ED, @irunguhoughton as he talks about #DialogueandDissent as part of @TheConsulate1 and @UsiuLibrary’s #USIUALibraryMeetTheAuthorSeries. You can watch his remarks using the zoom details below 👇🏿
usiu-ac-ke.zoom.us/j/95335106712
usiu-ac-ke.zoom.us/j/95335106712
“I wrote the book to distinguish activism as a sense of citizenship and patriotism,” @irunguhoughton
#USIUALibraryMeetTheAuthor
#USIUALibraryMeetTheAuthor
“The second reason I wrote this book was to promote constitutionalism. The third reason was to cover the period before the Constitution was promulgated,” @irunguhoughton
#USIUALibraryMeetTheAuthor
#USIUALibraryMeetTheAuthor
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1. For those of us that campaigned for the public health approach to the pandemic rather than a state of emergency approach in Kenya reduced the dangers of over-militarisation. @thebook_254
#CuttingEdgeIssues #Thebook254 #DialogueandDissent
1. For those of us that campaigned for the public health approach to the pandemic rather than a state of emergency approach in Kenya reduced the dangers of over-militarisation. @thebook_254
#CuttingEdgeIssues #Thebook254 #DialogueandDissent
2. This does not mean police brutality did not happen but we were able to use the constitution and push back against curfew related violations. @thebook_254
#CuttingEdgeIssues #Thebook254 #DialogueandDissent
#CuttingEdgeIssues #Thebook254 #DialogueandDissent
3. In Kenya many of these acts of violence were not propelled by any public health concern but by extortion and bribery. @thebook_254
#CuttingEdgeIssues #Thebook254 #DialogueandDissent
#CuttingEdgeIssues #Thebook254 #DialogueandDissent
