The Way I See It: Looking Back

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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Looking Back

Posted by Dennis Jah aka Gbakukenju at 8:48 PM

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Dennis Jah aka Gbakukenju: Born and raised in Doodwicken, Southeastern Liberia, I now reside in Lowell, MA. The journey has been long and rough but everything has worked together for my good. I learned how to write out of necessity. As a little boy in Doodwicken, I had to write letters for my parents to my siblings and other relations in the city. The task grew bigger and tougher especially when my brother whose job it was also left for the city to attend high school. Stepping into his shoes, my job responsibilities expanded to include writing for other residents of my little town. Since then, I have always found something to write about even if it doesn't make sense to myself.

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Democracy is a form of government that substitutes election by the incompetent many for appointment by the corrupt few.
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