Bankole Awoonor-Renner

Kweku Bankole Awoonor-Renner (6 June 1898 – 27 May 1970) was a Ghanaian politician,Politician journalist, anti-colonialist and Pan-Africanist.[1][2] In 1921, Awoonor-Renner travelled to the United States (US) to study journalism at Carnegie Institute of Technology. While studying in the US, Awoonor-Renner joined the CPUSA.https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bankole_Awoonor-Renner&action=edit Quotes This would be a meeting of West Africans, whose hearts are burning for the freedom of their countries… the oppressed and suffering.https://gs.uwpress.org/content/9/1/177?hl=en-US Having been delegated on behalf of the Railway Workers' Union of Sierra Leone, West Africa, to the Anti-Imperialist Conference to be held in Brussells on December 6th, permit me to submit a copy of the letter.https://gs.uwpress.org/content/9/1/177?hl=en-US The affairs of this world are like the chameleon faeces / Into which I have stepped / When I clean it cannot go. "Find your own 'sweet spot'. Take your talents and enjoy them, share them, expand them." We go through transformations when we are dealing with this world (spirit world). Go out and find whatever makes your spirit at peace.Source: A-Z Quotes https://ExRPpf1YgbsRhHBGc References