Interface of Integration
Connection is critical to our survival. Our existence is conjoined with others. So in our communities, we realise that we are because of others. You are essentially a human being, because I am, and I am because you are. The late Joseph Hills (Culture) a reggae artist puts it succinctly : 'No one man is an island and no man stands a alone'. And since time immemorial human beings have lived, walked, talked and moved. These movements have seen tremendous increase because of our need to live, work, and survive. Although there are different layers of engagement in these spaces in our markets and interactions, we cannot heavily curtail or avoid some glitches. It's common knowledge we would scratch each other in our connections, and we must find ways to deal with them. We there are good people out there, and there equally bad people too. But the subtle framing and trading of minds on stereotypes of our friends which is premised on some actions of our brothers, amplified th