IT was just past midnight on Nov 9, and there I stood in the middle of Times Square in New York City, among hundreds of Americans transfixed by the live election results that were flashing across the giant screens every few seconds.
A strong sense of anticipation and nervousness had filled the chilly air. Even my hands were shaking more than usual as I attempted to document the events that were unfolding. And it was only partially because I had forgotten to wear gloves.
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Akil Yunus
Akil Yunus believes the world would be a better place without politics, but also a lot duller. He is a moderate at everything but eating, and feels people should make sense, not war.
