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# Katlego Kai Kolanyane-Kesupile

Katlego Kai Kolanyane-Kesupile (born January 1988, also known as Kat Kai Kol-Kes) is a performance artist, musician, writer and LGBT activist from Botswana. She is known for being the first public figure from the country to openly identify as a transgender person. She is also the first person from Botswana to be named a TED Fellow.

## Quotes

* If there is any place I don't belong, it's in a mind where the story of me starts with the branch of me being queer and not with my rural roots.
** Katlego K Kolanyane-Kesupile (2020) Retrieved 26/07/2022
* To truly understand that attaining accessible education, accessible healthcare, and ending poverty, means ensuring that we are cognizant of the voices and lives of people like me; whether it's people who are brown skinned, African, Indigenous, Queer identifying, disabled
** #TurnItAround UN SDG Action Campaign | Katlego K Kolanyane-Kesupile (Botswana) (September 2020) Retrieved 26/07/2022
* One thing you will learn from a lifetime of biting your tongue; memories lose their flavors.
** Developing the nerve to possess yourself | Katlego K Kolanyane-Kesupile | TEDxGoodenoughCollege (August 2017) by TEDx Talks, Retrieved 26/07/2022
* Freedom will come when all Batswana can assume and inhabit whatever gender and other identities they are comfortable with.
** Kat’s Nine Lives: Performing Trans Identity/ies in Botswana (June 2017) Retrieved 26/07/2022
* I understand that it both is and is not my duty to deconstruct and then reconstruct my government’s views on the validity of citizens like me whom colonial constitutions factored out and vilified.
** Being trans* is becoming a black woman of complications (February 2017) by Kat Kai Kol-Kes, Retrieved 26/07/2022
* The core behind my work is to ensure that as Batswana we start discovering and learning from what we experience.
* The world we live in is created and it’s been being created and it is still being created. So why can’t we take things that we assume are the building blocks of what we know about our lives, about every single thing that we trust, and turn them upside down just to be a bit more accommodating.
** Queer Literature and Culture: A Dialogue with Katlego Kai Kolanyane-Kesupile (November 2016) by Africa in dialogue, Retrieved 26/07/2022

## External References

* Katlego K Kolanyane-Kesupile (2020)
* #TurnItAround UN SDG Action Campaign | Katlego K Kolanyane-Kesupile (Botswana) (September 2020)
* Developing the nerve to possess yourself | Katlego K Kolanyane-Kesupile | TEDxGoodenoughCollege (August 2017)
* Kat’s Nine Lives: Performing Trans Identity/ies in Botswana (June 2017)
* Being trans* is becoming a black woman of complications (February 2017)
* Queer Literature and Culture: A Dialogue with Katlego Kai Kolanyane-Kesupile (November 2016)
# Katrina Forrester

Katrina Forrester (born 1986) is a British political theorist and historian, and the John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Social Sciences at Harvard University. Her research interests are in the history of liberalism and the left in the postwar US and Britain; Marxism, feminism, and psychoanalysis; climate politics; and theories of work and capitalism.

## Quotes

* The British welfare state was not simply a radical, leftist project but a warfare state, an imperial state, a conservative and patriarchal state where brown and black people were not welcome.
** "What Now? After Brexit", n + 1 magazine (June 24, 2016)
* Even as the substantive concerns of political philosophers have begun to shift as new subject matter enters the philosophical domain, much debate still takes place in the shadow of a set of ideas that reflect the assumptions of a different age. There are benefits to working within an intellectual tradition, but there can also be costs if the tradition struggles to shed light on changing circumstances. After all, radicals in the United States are drawing more inspiration from Marxism than from liberalism.
** "The Future of Political Philosophy", Boston Review (September 17, 2019)
# Katie Zelem

Katie Leigh Zelem (born 20 January 1996) is an English professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Women's Super League club Manchester United, which she also captains, and the England women's national team.

## Quotes
### "Katie Zelem says England spot being due to Keira Walsh injury was ‘tough moment’" (2023)

    "Katie Zelem says England spot being due to Keira Walsh injury was ‘tough moment’", beinsports, 05/06/2023 by Staff
* I think you never want to be playing on someone else’s misfortune, but luckily we found out that Keira’s injury obviously wasn’t too long-term or serious, so that is brilliant news.
* To be honest when I found out I wasn’t picked for the April camp I actually thought that was my World Cup dream over.
* I think for a couple of days I really thought I’ve worked so hard all season, and it’s just not meant to be, but we had some really important games at Manchester United, obviously fighting for the league title and the FA Cup final.

## External links

* Profile at Manchester United F.C. website
* Profile at Football Association website
* Katie Zelem - FIFA Competition record (Archived)
* Katie Zelem - UEFA Competition record(Archive)
* Katie Zelem at Soccerway
* Katie Zelem on Twitter
* Katie Zelem on Instagram
# Katori Hall

Katori Hall (born May 10, 1981) is an American playwright, journalist, and actress.

## Quotes

* My mother said I was a weird child. I had about 15 imaginary friends and talked to myself, a lot. I still do sometimes - I love the power of pretend. Now I channel all those voices into my characters. It's probably a saner outlet.
** On gravitating towards the dramatic arts even at an early age in “Katori Hall: 'I've had two hours sleep!'” in The Guardian (2010 Mar 23)
* I always say that I’m a writer who writes more from place than race.
** On the theme that she most explores in “Art Talk with Playwright Katori Hall” (National Endowment of the Arts; 2015 May 28)
* I went up to my teacher and asked, “Do you know of any good scenes from plays that occur between two young black women?” She stood there perplexed. 10 seconds went by…then 20….then 30….a whole minute flew by and she couldn’t come up with one answer. “Gee, Katori, I’m so sorry, but I can’t think of one…I mean, there is a scene in Raisin but the two characters are not young…maybe August Wilson? No…most of his characters are male…I’m sorry, Katori. I just can’t think of one.” She walked away. At that moment I said to myself, “Well, I guess I’ll just have to write some then.” I wrote from an intense need to see myself and my experience reflected honestly onstage. It was quite easy to make the transition.
** On finding out that there was a lack of dramatic scenes between two young Black women while attending acting school in “INTERVIEW WITH KATORI HALL” in Playwrights Foundation (2008 Apr 18)
* Playwrights are the most gregarious writers—to get our work done, we need actors, directors, set designers. So whenever I have to go back into my writing cocoon, I get a little scared to be alone. But that's when the voices come to you. Silence is the start.
** On needing solitary time to produce works in “5 Ways Katori Hall Gave In to Life, Love and Her Own Creativity” in O Magazine
# Katie Simpson

Katie Simpson has been a CBC News reporter since 2009. She is a senior reporter as of 2018.

## Quotes

* We know that relationships can change after an election. We saw it here in Canada with the Stephen Harper administration. Things were a bit chillier than they are now with Prime Minister Trudeau and Barack Obama.
** 8 November 2016
* I think we have to acknowledge that our windows are being washed at this very moment while we're trying to do our report, but live TV, this just demonstrates this is live TV and that this happens, sometimes this happens.
** 17 February 2017
* We're waiting to see if there's going to be any fallout or any impact on the ongoing negotiations here at NAFTA. What we understand happening behind the scenes over the past few days, we know that Canda has presented some of those suggestions, ideas about how to get past some of the most difficult issues at the negotiating table. Suggestions for changes to the auto sector, for introducing a sunset clause as well as the dispute resolution system. The Americans so far haven't rejected anything outright, so that is considered a good thing for Canada, but everyone is sort of holding their breath. Noone really knows what the Americans are thinking at this point
** 26 January 2018
# Katlego Ntirang

A Botswana local artist, with a Bachelor of Degree in motion picture and live performance from AFDA.

## Quotes

* Education is very important. Education in the sense that, you have to study whatever it is that you love so that you could do it to your best ability with more knowledge.
* Not all of us are gifted in the academia scene and not all of us are good at doing the main subjects such as science and math, but everyone is gifted one way or another, so if you’re a musician take music classes to increase the knowledge that you have right now and improve the quality of your work. But never stop learning.
* Rehearsals help to cultivate the potential in you and they help you to become a better musician or a better songwriter.
** Dynamites Come In Small Packages, by Admin (July 12, 2021). Retrieved November 04, 2023.
* Patience is important, take time with your craft and don’t be afraid to start over and over again if you are not satisfied with what you’ve written. It’s important to balance the external pressure so you don’t end up rushing yourself.
** Dato Seiko serenades fans with “Grace Effect”, by Cedric Swanka (December 16, 2020). Retrieved November 04, 2023.
* I started singing since my consciousness, and I haven’t stopped since, it has always been my way of expressing myself.
** FRESH MEAT: BEST NEW ARTISTS (JUNE, 2021), by The Native, (June 30, 2021). Retrieved November 04, 2023
# Katrina Pierson

Katrina Lanette Pierson (née Shaddix, born July 20, 1976) is an American Tea Party activist and communications consultant. Since November 2015, she has served as national spokesperson for the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign.

## Quotes

* Perfect Obama's dad born in Africa, Mitt Romney's dad born in Mexico. Any pure breeds left?
** Twitter January 19, 2012
* Gay is not normal, accept that.
** Twitter, March 1, 2012
* I fight against the ‘choice’ vs. born that way.I studied the science being genetic, or hormonal. Either way, it’s an abberation
** Twitter, March 1, 2012
* So what? They’re Muslim.
** In an interview with CNN's S.E. Cupp, when asked about the Donald Trump's proposed ban on Muslims visiting the United States. (December 9, 2015)
* Surely you can understand the confusion, considering Donald Trump never voted for the Iraq War — Hillary Clinton did — and then she didn’t support the troops to have what they need, it was under Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton, that changed the rules of engagements that probably cost his life.
** In an interview with CNN host Wolf Blitzer about the statements of Donald Trump on the family of the fallen Captain Humayun S. M. Khan — Trump spokeswoman blames Obama for 2004 death of Captain Khan, Politico (August 2, 2016)
* There is nothing to square. I support Mr. Trump and his policies 100 percent.
** In an email to The Huffington Post. (August 3, 2016)
* He (Donald Trump) was speaking specifically to the reports that the father (Khizr M. Khan), who is a strong proponent of Sharia Law. And actually writing about it and how the Constitution should be subordinate to Sharia Law.
** About the statements of Donald Trump on the fallen Captain Humayun S. M. Khan's family. (August 3, 2016)
* Remember, we weren’t even in Afghanistan by this time. Barack Obama went into Afghanistan, creating another problem. ... That was Obama’s war.
** In an interview with CNN. Trump Spokesperson Says Obama Invaded Afghanistan. He Didn’t., as quoted by Sam Stein. (August 13,2016)

## Quotes about Pierson

* She’s a strict constitutionalist. She’s a strong conservative and she wants to do what’s right.
** Rafael Bienvenido Cruz — Ted Cruz’s dad, Rafael Cruz, backs Katrina Pierson for Congress over incumbent Pete Sessions (January 6, 2014)
* Katrina Pierson is an utterly fearless principled conservative.
** Ted Cruz — Ted Cruz adds Katrina Pierson to his expanding list of the "utterly fearless" The Dallas Morning News (January 13, 2014)

## External links

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# Ohemaa Mercy

Ohemaa Mercy,Mercy Amoah popularly known as Ohemaa Mercy is a Ghanaian Gospel music minister and songwriter. She was born on the 7th of September 1977 and has received multiple awards both in Ghana and overseas.

## Quotes

* “Ote Me Mu.”
** Ohemaa Mercy Hitting Highs With Latest Spirit-Filled Single “Ote Me Mu” Published 28 February 2021.
# Ogonna Chukwudi

Ogonna Franca Chukwudi (born 14 September 1988) is a Nigerian footballer.

## Quotes

* I have left Kristianstad because my contract with the club was over. I had a wonderful time at the club but I have resolved leave the team, at least move to a new environment for a fresh challenge in Sweden. Well, I am grateful to Kristianstad and wish them good luck next season, For me, I have decided to sign for Djurgarden for a season.
** Samuel Ahmadu, Nigeria's Ogonna Chukwudi joins Swedish rivals Djurgarden from Kristianstad, Goal, January 06, 2019.
* I have really liked the idea of moving to the capital [Stockholm] and it's a dream come true. I cannot wait to meet my new teammates and also looking forward to the new challenge.
** Samuel Ahmadu, Nigeria's Ogonna Chukwudi joins Swedish rivals Djurgarden from Kristianstad, Goal, January 06, 2019.
# Ogutu Okudo

Ogutu Okudo (born c. 1992), is a Kenyan oil and energy executive who serves as a Board Director at the National Oil Corporation of Kenya.

## Quotes

* We make sure we go to high schools all around Kenya and all around Africa.
** Ogutu Okudo said (The CNN Business, November 21, 2019)
# Ohio

Ohio is a Midwestern state in the Great Lakes region of the United States. Of the fifty states, it is the 34th largest by area, the seventh most populous, and the tenth most densely populated. The state's capital and largest city is Columbus.
The region was controlled by the French Colonial Empire until getting annexed by the British Empire in the Seven Years’ War, was transferred to the United States as part of the Northwest Territory at the end of the American Revolution, and was granted full statehood in 1803.
The state government is currently controlled by the Republican Party, and its current governor is Mike DeWine.

## Quotes

* [W]hat better place to end it than where I started – in Ohio.
** Nancy Wilson, as quoted in "Legendary Jazz Singer Nancy Wilson, To Perform Last Show in Athens" (8 September 2011), by Mark Subel, Jazz Columbus
* There were certainly people voting illegally on a large-scale basis
** J.D. Vance Tracking which 2020 election deniers are winning, losing in the midterms (LIVE Last updated: 6:56 a.m. ET)

## See also

* Tim Ryan

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Ohio on Wikipedia
# Ogyen Trinley Dorje

Ogyen Trinley Dorje (born June 26, 1985) is a claimant to the title of 17th Karmapa Lama. The Karmapa is head of the Karma Kagyu school, one of the four main schools of Tibetan Buddhism. Ogyen Trinley Dorje and Thaye Dorje both claim the office.

## Quotes

* There are many great masters and very great realized beings in India and there have been many great realized beings in Tibet also, but they are not saying, “I'm realized, therefore I can do anything; I can eat meat and drink alcohol.” It's nothing like that. It should not be like that. According to the Kagyupa school, we have to see what the great masters of the past, the past lamas of Kagyupas, did and said about eating meat. The Drikung Shakpa [sp?] Rinpoche, master of Drikungpa, said like this, “My students, whomever are eating or using meat and calling it tsokhor or tsok, then these people are completely deserting me and going against the dharma.” I can't explain each of these things, but he said that anybody that is using meat and saying it is something good, this is completely against the dharma and against me and they completely have nothing to do with dharma. He said it very, very strongly. Other great masters also said this.
** "Talk on Vegetarianism", as translated simultaneously by Ringu Tulku Rinpoche during the 24th annual Great Kagyu Monlam, Bodhgaya, India (3 January 2007), in Shabkar.org.
# Leonid Govorov

Leonid Aleksandrovich Govorov (February 22, 1897 – March 19, 1955), Soviet military commander, was appointed as instructor in tactics at the Dzerzhinskiy Artillery Academy in 1938. At one point he was dismissed from his position and threatened with arrest, but the intervention of Marshal Kliment Voroshilov and Soviet head of state Mikhail Kalinin saved him. When Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June 1941, Govorov was appointed Director of Artillery on the Western Front, in eastern Poland and Belarus. In June 1944, during the liberation of the Northern Leningrad region and subsequent invasion of Finland he was promoted to the rank of Marshal of the Soviet Union. Leonid Govorov was awarded the title of the Hero of the Soviet Union on January 27 of 1945. He died from chronic heart disease in March 1955.

## Sourced

* We are going for the enemy's fortifications. Artillery is doing its share in every phase of the battle. Automatic weapons are so extensively used to-day that we cannot possibly limit our operation to silencing enemy gun emplacements. Drive them underground? No, we have to wipe them out! The artillerymen can no longer be guided merely by orders for the infantry. It is waging battle in its own right.
** Quoted in "The Dynamics of Nationalism: Readings in Its Meaning and Development" - by Louis Leo Snyder - Political Science - 1964 - Page 219
* The leading force in the struggle for peace and for strengthening cooperation among the peoples is the Soviet Union.
** Quoted in "USSR Information Bulletin" - 1942 - Page 358
* The Germans had thought they could replace light artillery with mortars, believing it unnecessary to furnish their troops with light guns and howitzers. The theory was wrong as they found out during the invasion.
** Quoted in "The Russian Army: Its Men, Its Leaders and Its Battles" - Page 82 - by Walter Kerr - History - 2005
# Leonardo Sciascia

Leonardo Sciascia (born 8 January, 1921 – 20 November 1989) ) is an italian writer, journalist, and art critic.

## Quotes

* Non c'è niente nella sua pittura che la Sicilia non possa spiegare.
** There is nothing in his (of Mario Bardi) painting which Sicily cannot explain.
*** "Storia dell'arte in Sicilia: Mario Bardi", volume 2 (1984), Palermo: Edizioni del Sole (ed.) p. 243 ""(in Italian).
# Koji Wada

Koji Wada is a Japanese professor at the Department of Public Health of Faculty of Medicine and Graduate School of Public Health of International University of Health and Welfare.

## Quotes

* We may have more information about the risk of infection and the risk of severity of getting the (COVID-19) virus, so we can prepare. So we can have some precautions for infection control ... but I hope we can conduct the Tokyo Olympics as scheduled.
** Koji Wada (2020) cited in "Japan hopefully has time to build virus defences before Olympics - professor" on The Star Online, 30 January 2020.
* The (COVID-19) outbreak will probably continue for at least several more months. It would be best that the national government comes up with a plan that accounts for the long-term issues.
** Koji Wada (2020) cited in "Japan must prepare for 'inevitable' coronavirus spread, expert says" on The Japan Times, 4 February 2020.
# Koho Kenichi

Koho Kenichi (1241 - October 10, 1316) was a Japanese monk and poet, known as the teacher of Muso Soseki (1275 – 1351),

## Quotes

* To depart while seated or standing is all one. All I shall leave behind me Is a heap of bones. In empty space I twist and soar And come down with the roar of thunder To the sea.
** Japanese Death Poems. Compiled by Yoel Hoffmann. ISBN 978-0-8048-3179-6
* Here in a thatched hut hidden among mountain peaks with barely room for one I am suddenly invaded by wandering white clouds.
** Koho Kenichi (1241 - 1316), quoted in: junchiyabari.com. Accessed 2018-06-23.

## Quotes about Koho Kenichi

* Koho Kenichi (1241-1316) was one of the most renowned Zen prelates of his era, his era, not least because of his Japanese origin. As son of Emperor Gosaga, he began his religious career in the esoteric Buddhist school. In 1256 he was admitted into the Tofukuji by Enni Ben'en. Four years later he met Gottan Funei, who had just moved there from China. As instructed by his teacher Enni Ben'en, Koho followed Gottan Funei to Kamakura. On Ichio Ingo's recommendation he came under the care of Koho Kennichi. He was calm and self-willed and preferred to live in seclusion. For this reason he spent many years in a remote area until his appointment as leading priest of the Jomyoji in 1300 and later of the Manjuji in Kamakura. In 1314 Mugaku Sogen entrusted him with the leadership of the great Kenchoji.
** Ildegarda Scheidegger, Bokutotsuso. Studies on the Calligraphy of the Zen Master Muso Soseki (1275-1351), 2005. p. 117
* Shuhu Myocho studied Tendai Buddhism as a youth but came to feel the knowledge of the scriptures was insufficient. He turned instead to Zen with its emphasis on practice. He was a disciple of Koho Kenichi, the teacher of Muso Soseki (1275 – 1351), and after becoming a priest he achieved enlightenment and spent time in Kamakura, where he was briefly abbot of Kencho-ji. He subsequently returned to Kyoto, spending over seven years living with beggars under Gojo Bridge.
** John Dougill. Zen Gardens and Temples of Kyoto: A Guide to Kyoto's Most Important Sites. 2017.
# Kogaku Soko

Kogaku Soko (古岳宗亘) (1464 – June 24, 1548) was a Japanese Zen priest and poet. He is known for founding the Daisen-in, a sub-temple of Daitoku-ji, a temple of the Rinzai school of Zen in Buddhism, one of the five most important Zen temples of Kyoto. He was posthumously named Daisho Kokushi.

## Quotes

* My final words are these: As I fall I throw all on a high mountain peak - Lo! All creation shatters; thus it is That I destroy Zen doctrine.
** Japanese Death Poems. Compiled by Yoel Hoffmann. ISBN 978-0-8048-3179-6

## Quotes about Kogaku Soko

* Sōen played a major role in the tea world as an active tea participant and as a powerful abbot of several Zen temples around the Kansai, though he is primarily associated with Daitokuji. Like the Daitokuji priest Kogaku Sōkō (1465–1548) before him, Soen was particularly active as a bridge between Kyoto, and its large community of tea practitioners, and Sakai, the merchant city south of present-day Osaka that gave birth to the new breed of sixteenth-century tea masters.
** Morgan Pitelka. Japanese Tea Culture: Art, History and Practice. 2013. p.
* Kogaku Soko was granted the title Busshin Seito Zenji in 1522 (Daiei 2) by Emperor Go-Shirakawa, and was also granted the title Shobo Daisho Kokushi in 1536 (Tenmon 5) by Emperor Go-Nara.
** "Daisen-In Zen Temple," at b-model.net/daisen-in/syokai.htm, 2018. (pnline here)
# Koharu Kusumi

Koharu Kusumi (久住 小春; Kusumi Koharu; born 15 July 1992) is a Japanese singer, actress and model.

## Quotes

* I think it was inevitable (not having enough time for school due to Morning Musume) at that time, and there's aspects of myself that only exist because of that time.
** Koharu Kusumi (2011) cited in "Dream Morning Musume Interviews: Kusumi Koharu" on Tokyo Hive, 3 April 2011.