C Liberia Clearly

In honor of Black History Month, Aryea Kolubah's has launched a highlight collection, which includes African prints designed by Aryea, as well as other commemorative pieces. A celebration of the daring beauty of African-American culture, the collection is available now. Check out few of her pieces below: 

 Guys, it is very important that we keep our promises. If you can't follow through with your promise, let it be known as soon as possible, but don't just become nonchalant. As a society, we need to do better. We have lost our values along the way and just don't take accountability for what we say and do. Obviously, we as humans are not perfect beings, but it is ridiculous to see that even those who are followers of Christ within our society, don't keep their words and don't care how their actions affect the ones they made promises to. Keep this in mind: But whoever keeps his word, in him truly the love of God is perfected. By this we may know that we are in him. (1 John 2:5) 

Over the years, I have heard and read about Liberians leaving the diaspora, going back home and acting like they are special by not drinking the water and being excessively meticulous about the food they eat.   Let’s investigate this theory a little. For those who are not aware.   I’m a Staff Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps.   When I’m not firing a M4 or M9 at the range, running a combat fitness test, running a physical fitness test, or doing anything that is combat related, I’m going from base to base, inspecting food establishment on the Marine Corps installations.   I am a certify Quality Assurance Evaluator.   With this certification, I’m knowledgeable on foodborne illness, food contimanation and the causes of food illness and its association to health risk.   Below, I’m going to discuss the importance of playing it safe.   Unfortunately, I won’t be able to cover everything in this article, but I’m going to hit the main points....