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And the second night of the uprising, what we called rebellion, my mother and my sister and i had walked to one of the major intersections about two blocks from our house and we had been there for about 15 minutes and suddenly there were shots. There was gunfire. Everyone on the corner was shot except me. My mother and sister were shot, injured. Thankfully they were not lifethreatening injuries but they had to go to the hospital. I ran and got right father. He came up with the car and we took people to the hospital. I was 13yearsold. As you can imagine was very traumatic but notches for me, fo...

And the second night of the uprising, what we called rebellion, my mother and my sister and i had walked to one of the major intersections about two blocks from our house and we had been there for about 15 minutes and suddenly there were shots. There was gunfire. Everyone on the corner was shot except me. My mother and sister were shot, injured. Thankfully they were not lifethreatening injuries but they had to go to the hospital. I ran and got right father. He came up with the car and we took people to the hospital. I was 13yearsold. As you can imagine was very traumatic but notches for me, fo...

Dilaminou Theila strides confidently onstage in a working-class neighbourhood in Senegal’s seaside capital Dakar to recite free-form verses about love. “Like the prodigal son/I set out to discover the world and its seductions/But all I got was sorrow,” she declaims, in French, winning uproarious applause from about 50 slam-poetry enthusiasts.

Dilaminou Theila strides confidently onstage in a working-class neighbourhood in Senegal’s seaside capital Dakar to recite free-form verses about love. “Like the prodigal son/I set out to discover the world and its seductions/But all I got was sorrow,” she declaims, in French, winning uproarious applause from about 50 slam-poetry enthusiasts.