True Life: My Story of Forgiveness and “People Bondage”
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“People bondage” is something we can all relate to because it represents a struggle that everyone will go through in their lifetime....
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A Cultural Examination of Time and Patience: Morocco vs. America
Not too long ago, I found myself questioning my purpose (click here to read about my purpose) in Morocco. A few plans that...
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“Being an “African” and an “American” while living in Africa: Where do I fit in?”
My article has been published by the Little Black Village and the Southern Association of Black Peace Corps Volunteers – SAB PCV. The title is...
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Alone but not Lonely: My Ramadan experience
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Funny thing- I tried to find the perfect picture for this blog post by doing a google image search for “alone” but...
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Love has no Language: My introduction to my Moroccan Neighbors….
Traveling abroad never ceases to teach me the power of love over language. In each country I have traveled to, I constantly...
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When Efforts Backfire: Sometimes it’s Best to be the Bigger Person….
Rabat, Morocco The day of my Peace Corps swearing-in ceremony when I became an official volunteer. Attire: modern moroccan dress I have...
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Getting to Know my Moroccan Host Family and Breaking Stereotypes about Africa
Posing at the Dar Chabab (Youth Center): Fes, Morocco. Photography: Stefan Agregado. Hello all! Orientation days in Rabat, Morocco are over and...
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A Moroccan Traveler …Peace Corps Journal # 1
Rabat, Morocco view from our hotel. Photography: Stefan Agregado. Hello Everyone! Boy, do I have a lot to catch you up on!...
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