it starts with expectations, the ones that cripple you with goals and wishes that become burdensome and grow cancerous, expectations…
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While this book will offer many unending open-ended questions and hypotheses, it is also a body of work which goes over my reflections as a founder of a tech company. It is also a look into experiences of tech startups and tech entrepreneurs in Namibia, and the world over, with a glimpse into what the future of work holds for the Namibian and global citizens. The book therefore seeks to clarify some of the misconstrued concepts used within the tech industry as much as it aims to study and find what this industry actually has to offer – and that despite Namibia’s daunting challenges – perhaps, ‘a new era of work’, can be forged to open a window into new opportunities for generations to come.
This book seeks to resolve the question of whether or not this generation has been fucked with the most or if it simply leveraged modern digital tools to position itself as the the “private school of generations” while erasing the liberation generation that predates it.
This book is primarily dedicated to Eerike Kahambundu, a fierce activist of his time and amazing friend; and because of this, the dedication extends to queer black marginalised people who might resonate deeply with my work and find their journey within the texts.
The fact that this book exists - as bold and unashamed as it does - is a win, both for Namibian literature and for the author, and any other critique is merely to make what they do next better.
Cindy Van Wykit starts with expectations, the ones that cripple you with goals and wishes that become burdensome and grow cancerous, expectations…
The audience you seek approval from seek their own audiences for approval Even when you are whole, a few things...
…It’s THAT love you can never have again That warmth of maternal comfort and security That nonjudgmental reception of your shameful experiences...
Incredible. Not only the writing in the book or the book itself, but also what the author has done throughout their life, especially at such a young age, for the rights of various Namibian minorities. The Chronicles of a Non-Binary Black Lesbian Namibian...in Love depicts a life in Namibia that is difficult, beautiful, and impactful. I believe this is a book that will become an icon in not only Namibian literature, but also in Namibian activism.
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