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Author: Fredrick Maati Mobegi.

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Fredrick Maati Mobegi

Dr. Fredrick M. Mobegi is a Kenyan national and a Scientist based at the Centre for Crop and Disease Management in Perth. He trained as a Biochemist in Kenya before moving to the Netherlands to study Bioinformatics. He has worked in science in the Netherlands, UK, USA and now Australia. Fredrick loves travelling and observing the world from the perspective of the locals. He also makes music and volunteers during his spare time. He actively worked with families and friends of victims of 1998 United States embassy bombing in Nairobi (at the 7th August Memorial Park), and with the Kenya Red Cross society. He has recently joined Spaces International as an ally and hopes to contribute positively to the welfare of the underprivileged, especially minorities in society.
Colourism, Safe Spaces, Spaces International, Inclusion, Mixed Race, Interracial, Experience
Colourism
Fredrick Maati Mobegi

Tuning off the Tone

Although the narrative of “Tunning up the tone” is derived from a testing moment of my youth, it’s a reminiscence of the prime definitions of tone: the strengthening that was derived from the tribulations, the harmony of making new friends, albeit acquaintances, the musicality of learning a new language. It encompasses all that makes us ‘same same, but different’. The forte of tone.

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Fredrick Maati Mobegi

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