“Judge Me on a Blank Page”: Poetry that defies the norm
But form is only half the book. What Kehinde is really arguing for is a way of seeing people for who they are, beyond individually preconceived prejudice. He writes as a man who has carried three passports across three…
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21 Sept 2026, 11:31 WAT · 3 min read

But form is only half the book. What Kehinde is really arguing for is a way of seeing people for who they are, beyond individually preconceived prejudice. He writes as a man who has carried three passports across three…
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