I know that some of the kids have cell phones.

I know that they have Instagram.

Yeah, TikTok and all that, yeah.

And TikTok, you know, these are teenagers with access to 24-hour Wi-Fi.

They are no different than our kids.

And yet you say that they are just not addicted.

No, no, they are not.

We have Wi-Fi all over, but you will not find them on internet all the time.

You will actually find them in the gazebo city telling a story. You should walk around here during breaks.

You'll find them seated around the compound just telling stories. And there's Wi-Fi and they have their phones.

But they are more engrossed in the stories that they tell.

I love that.

I went to Kenya this year and had the opportunity to visit the Mara, the rural area of Kenya.

The views are spectacular and the roads are unpaved, kids running around screaming and laughing,

wanting you to throw candy from the car.

And yes, people do actually live in mud huts. There is a lot of poverty.

And in the middle of all of that is the Kisaruni Girls School and the Legacy College, of which Carol Mora runs both.

I had the opportunity to visit both the schools, and I was absolutely blown away.

It turns out when people aren't forced to go to school, but they choose to go to school,

they show up with a motivation like you've never seen before.

This is a bit of optimism.

Hi, Kara.

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