We Came Back, but Not as We Left Two decades ago, we returned — not as heroes, not as the enlightened, and certainly not as experts. We were simply young Indigenous people who had wandered far from our homelands, drifted into cities, classrooms, online worlds, and in many ways, away from ourselves. Some of us…
Not Just Waves to Be Counted
I was born on an island that barely makes it onto your maps. Not that I’m offended. In fact, I am super proud of that. After all, your satellites were built to track typhoons and shipping routes, not to notice small Indigenous fishing communities sitting quietly on coral reefs, weaving nets from coconut husks and…
A Tribute to Son Heung-min
When Dreams Take Root in the Longest Wait There’s something about pain that binds football fans. Something in the long, hard years without silverware that forges a different kind of loyalty, one not built on trophies or the glitter of success but on quiet belief. I should know — I became a Liverpool supporter in…