We should all be Polyglots: a discourse around humanity (to some extent)

My grandmother, Mary Ayikai Williams, was a polyglot. She never saw a day in education, yet she possessed an understanding unlike any other. She taught my mum and her siblings practically everything — you name it. Whether it’s homework — or if you’ve had my mother’s food before — culinary arts. My grandmother could speak English, AkanContinue reading “We should all be Polyglots: a discourse around humanity (to some extent)”