When I heard that the Heart Beat Bill [banning abortion as early as six weeks in Texas] was signed into law, it was like a brick breaking the wall. I felt a need to make a speech.
It fills me with pride to have created a biomaterial that takes animals out of the equation.
I commuted from my home to the city capital where I saw how disabled people struggled to board public transportation, especially when it rained.
Touched by the experience I had with a young girl, I started asking for sanitary pads from friends and relatives. My campaign began.
I identify as gay, trans, and non-binary. My fourth coming out is as a reverend. With each coming out, I faced the loss of friends, family, and education.
I became one of the inaugural members of my country's first amputee football team. This measure has been my most significant accomplishment.
Despite meeting all the requirements, my superiors tried to stop my candidacy. The discrimination I seemed to escape returned once more to halt my dreams.
I decided to create Kenya's first electric handcart to promote growth in their business while offering efficiency in load carriage, movement, and tackling climate change.
The top of Mount Everest was just 100 meters before us when the Sherpa behind me tapped me on the shoulder. Time to turn back, he told me, and I agreed.
In October 2019, the world stopped to witness history, when I was competing with time to cover 42 kilometers in less than two hours.
I wanted to make a difference, so no one else dies from a lack of oxygen, lack of empathy, or lack of timely healthcare.
My hand movements are slow and jerky, but I DJ using my feet. I do everything from selecting songs to mixing and scratching on the decks.