That magazine cover hapana.
On the same day Kenya lost Njonjo, it loses another icon, former head of civil service and renown palaentologist Richard Leakey.pic.twitter.com/mvsxUv35Aq
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What is this cover?
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Lakini why is the person who's undergone evolution black. Couldn't have their pigments changed?
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The narrative of evolution has been pushed to justify racism, slavery and colonisation.
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Evolution is not a narrative it's a fact, however ppl have *misused* it to justify said atrocities.
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Hence why it’s still called “theory”. Just someone’s opinion that is thereafter broadcast as truth by either ignorant or paid media
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evolution is not a theory it's a fact, natural selection is the theory that explains that fact, also I don't think you understand the meaning of the word theory in science. If you deny evolution you might as well deny science and reality.
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Another? Njonjo is now an icon. Lmfaaaooo
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It is interesting how the Kenyan Media emphasise Richard Leakey as a civil servant and not the archeology work.
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Anakaa mbuzi wa
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