The way and manner in which many of us, today, respond to situations in which others suffer from one form of challenge, vulnerability or predicament suggests that the traditional African society wh…
The way and manner in which many of us, today, respond to situations in which others suffer from one form of challenge, vulnerability or predicament suggests that the traditional African society where empathy underscored interpersonal relationships has been replaced with a civilization in which no one is prepared to put his “legs in the other person’s shoes.”
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