Reaching Out to Other World’s Sons

Over two years ago, I started teaching on TikTok and learned that many students needed extra learning support. I continue to provide that service on different online platforms, but Patreon is the perfect medium for people interested in my work. In the 1K membership club, you will learn about Basotho culture in general and in particular. You will learn about my experiences in the Basotho culture—the body, the mind, religion, spirituality, wealth, farming, pottery, and so much more!

But most importantly, your contribution to this category will help me meet a goal I haven’t met but think I will with your help. It’s been over six years since I’ve been separated from my son. You know how hard we have all been fighting for the reunion with my son.

Emails, Twitter, Facebook prayers, protests, lawyers filing paperwork with immigration, some applications pending and others denied—our Change.org petition continues, and the momentum there is growing.

Honestly, considering the grave injustices religion has caused in the past, I don’t expect to see my son any time soon, if ever. Therefore, I would like you to help me provide support in many African villages where I can help someone’s son receive education and health. It doesn’t have to be a son; it can be any child I can help a mother support.

If you join the thousand dollar club, I will enroll 500 students in the $1/month program for a year for free. In this cadre, students will receive my free support in basic English, science, mathematics, and Sesotho. I will donate $100 per subscription to an African community we will agree on. 
I will compensate myself with $400 for the time I spent preparing and delivering all the lessons.

I am optimistic that this project will take off successfully. I have been separated from my son for over six years. I don’t know if I will ever see him. In the meantime, I would like to help other mothers celebrate and have meaningful time with their sons and families.

I thank you for joining me in making the world a better place.

Thank  you!