1718: (The Late) Deo Ssekitoleko on Practical Humanism, Critical Inquiry, and Education in Uganda
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): Medium (Personal)
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2026/07/18
“I am now a free thinking, liberal, practical humanist.”
“I am in the trenches of community practical humanism.”
“Made an explosion in my brain and changed my ideological worldview.”
“Radical secular humanist.”
“Without your support many would not have been able to be at school.”
“With your support you empower these young humans to have hope.”
“Democracy should not be only about elections, but on how society shares opportunities and resources and how it promotes harmony.”
“We are happy to report that Uganda’s ministry of education has officially banned the use of violence to punish Ugandan school-going children.”
“Thank you very much for helping our poor, needy and orphaned children.”
“We are requesting you to help these poor children again the coming year.”
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