“Its not the victim's duty to end rape.We can have as many conferences as we like. Its not our duty” — Malebo Sephodi African-feminist-quotes Copy Share Image
“although there are many factors that contribute to women's body-image issues, we cannot ignore the role that society plays in the aesthetics… — Malebo Sephodi Black-women-quote Copy Share Image
“Stop looking for healing in places Healing is not static Healing is a journey” — Malebo Sephodi Black-women-quote Copy Share Image
“The most beautiful thing is that despite the shallow life we sometimes succumb to - the soul has no timeline and it… — Malebo Sephodi Beauty Copy Share Image
“Society is obsessed with women's bodies and I take my body back by doing whatever it is that I want to do… — Malebo Sephodi African-feminism Copy Share Image
“What you allow inside of you will settle there unless you find an effective way to work it out.” — Malebo Sephodi Healing Copy Share Image
“I imagine some artists like myself love the spotlight. It is a beautiful thing to have your art recognised. for it to… — Malebo Sephodi Art Copy Share Image
“Our bodies knock and we pretend like we can't hear They knock to tell us to rest to slow down They knock… — Malebo Sephodi Self care Copy Share Image
“I write for... I wish I could write purely for fun – I wish I could wake up in the morning and… — Malebo Sephodi African-feminism-quotes Copy Share Image
“On top of dealing with the emotional trauma associated with conscious and unconscious recalling, you must deal with the possibility of no… — Malebo Sephodi Emotional trauma Copy Share Image
“Representation for representation sake is very dangerous.” — Malebo Sephodi Gender equality Copy Share Image
“Love is what our ancestors practiced when they chose to keep breathing in a world designed to suffocate them. Love is the… — Malebo Sephodi Ancestors-quote Copy Share Image
“Now go Occupy spaces Fill the room Walk in your crown” — Malebo Sephodi Black-women-quotes Copy Share Image
“We will always feel inadequate for as long as we view success from a capitalist lens” — Malebo Sephodi African-feminism Copy Share Image
