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Welcome to ISIRKA, a blog dedicated to exploring the rich tapestry of Somali identity and culture through various stories, travel experiences, and socio-cultural reflections. Join me as I traverse the landscapes of Somali history and identity, uncovering hidden stories, delving into the nuances of our traditions, and reflecting on the evolving cultural dynamics that shape the Somali experience. Through this space, I aim to shed light on the beauty, complexity, and resilience of the Somali people, inviting readers to embark on this journey of discovery and reflection.
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Intro.
Read more: Intro.I wonder if we would heal as a people if we shared our stories out loud. We are so hellbent on reaching success- and in a way of maintaining our dignity and pride we focus on the good that’s happening without strong emphasis on the foundation. My parent’s married in 1984 in Hargeysa. My 1984…
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How far would you travel…
Read more: How far would you travel…How far would you travel for love: Diaspora tales of homecoming and heartbreak “I’ve traveled a lot and I’ve found my body making more sense elsewhere” – warsan shire. It took me traveling across the seven seas and multiple continents to finally make it to Mama Africa. In ’91, as the Somali state collapsed, I…
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