The One True Tradition that Expects Subconscious Gestures
<p><strong>Yes, I'm handsome.</strong> I know I am. I'm like a king in his regalia.</p>
<p>With pride rising like lava above a mountain and a heart pumping for continuity in grace. I'm African. I'm Nigerian. I'm Yoruba.</p>
<p>This is not about me. It's about the one true tradition that expects subconscious gestures.</p>
<p>And what matters now is that, sometimes, the weight of tradition can be unbearable.</p>
<p>My best friend on Medium is Indian. My Medium mum is originally from Trinidad & Tobago with a lineage of multiple ethnicities. My Medium aunty is British. I've got friends who are Caucasian and many others from various races.</p>
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