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When you are a woman, and you come from a domestic violence home or an abusive relationship, when you walk in the street, nobody can tell until you open your mouth and decide to speak.

— Clementine Mosimane

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When you get to a place and they’ve only got what they have to eat, don’t say you don’t eat it. Eat

Nobody can see the scars until you decide to undress and go, “These are the scars that I have on my back.”

What I was saying was that as much as South Africa has a history of its Apartheid system, people of our age, we were not responsible for the bi-laws that was written down whether we are black or we are white

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