“Even as my name suggests, I am not a tribalist like the others. I am acceptable to all Kenyans and confortable with all. It does not matter whether one is Somali, Borana or Kikuyu because they are all Kenyans.”
Addresing citizens at Isiolo Standard Digital : Go for performers, Kenneth tells voters, Ali, Abdi, standardmedia.co.ke, 2012 [last update http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/?articleID=2000062105&story_title=Go-for-performers,-Kenneth-tells-voters,, 19 July 2012]
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Blue Like Jazz (2003, Nelson Books)
Sonny Bill Williams (1985) New Zealand rugby player and heavyweight boxer
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“I accept this idea of democracy. I am all for trying it out.”
Zora Neale Hurston (1891–1960) American folklorist, novelist, short story writer
"Crazy for This Democracy" in Negro Digest (December 1945).
Context: I accept this idea of democracy. I am all for trying it out. It must be a good thing if everybody praises it like that. If our government has been willing to go to war and sacrifice billions of dollars and millions of men for the idea I think that I ought to give the thing a trial.
The only thing that keeps me from pitching head long into this thing is the presence of numerous Jim Crow laws on the statute books of the nation. I am crazy about the idea of Democracy. I want to see how it feels.