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D&C

By Jaydra Johnson

Pregnancy

By Sylvia K. Ilahuka

Unborn

By Nadia Owusu

Amniocentesis

By Jina Moore

Katherina Grace Thomas

Katherina Grace Thomas is a British-American writer and journalist based in West Africa. Her work on global health and human rights has been published by The Guardian, The Independent, Boston Globe, The Huffington Post, and many others. She was the founding editor of Ebola Deeply, and has translated poetry for PEN and Project MUSE. She is the author of a forthcoming book, an oral history of Liberia's Ebola outbreak.
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Essay AfricaArts & Culture

Nina Simone in Liberia

By Katherina Grace Thomas June 19, 2017
The singer went to Africa, she said, in search of peace, or a husband, or maybe the feeling of home.
Essay AfricaConflict

The House That Doe Built

By Katherina Grace Thomas May 1, 2012

Can Liberia's celebrated president win the trust of her people?

Essay MENA

The Driver

By Katherina Grace Thomas October 7, 2011
A Lonely Planet guidebook writer in Libya details her experiences filing reports from the Arab Spring.
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