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a show it's the show ends so more people seeds but when you don't win this treats you up on the casing with everybody. the 1st time i talk in this thing to you pop music i definitely just like. the message was quite a burst strong about hope people was suffering and automatically i deceive myself this is exactly the kind of music that can feed your dumb movie. and the reason i love fashion is because of them harlem and they make the share and they're proud and it's also something that you can teach a lot of people. i believe in moments much and i know that they have so much strength and courage and i love to maximize their potential because i know that they have the potential.

in 6 trafficking and violence bodies of video but in fact most of the time when the violence happened somebody is controlling the body when i'm doing that dance and move me i am the control of the body i am lividity mindset and that physical experience that this is my body being i mean our lives. to. do the pieces we get and read by the alt and then from there you just give them information and we're going to use old music to put their strong message she's inside i think. i make the big push that because i'm going to be.

nice but it was hard to prepare something that was going to become my focus and that. might have ended there not showing up here not. when i started to make people i was not a activist and it's only when i moved from dakar to germany i think i tried to do have some kind of like activism to say i can use my voice for those one who doesn't have the possibility to do so we say good morning sister far very nice to see your sister fathers not a mom susan fact an award winning the senegalese urban soul and hip hop star and activist known by his stage name sista far she is breaking taboos by returning to her home country to talk about this issue she joins been. writing out of her material. and you know how you grab and in time i can see and

this is just like the one behind right here in the middle of everything that you know that you're a living reading and. going to mind right here since 2001 right because what he wanted to show me that. there's a lot there were. 3 were right your 1st album definitely was nearly everybody even the 1st time they should we had the t.v. here i was also as i think here and i remember my cousin just come to my cave i did the t.v. actually it was just like. the resume people walked were teaching the features every. magazine.

they don't like call the cops to to arrest you because in doing would be like you know it's all they're going to offer you water of coffee sweets and if somebody's going to finish a wall you know it's incredible. he. always goes out there i. mean all of that if you get a beer is ok but our cars allowed us to put our cars. and that's why i've gotten the worst elements of those old. the problem is that the thinking was made fiends for boys to prove that the. beauty is making the. the girls of almost their mean they want to be the go friends once accused of all made man. and i think what's happened to me is i didn't want trust cept the position to be

a girlfriend off the boy. they were for you see there's like. a really for man's you know it's hard to be a girl in the side of the graffiti world but she's doing really well. it doesn't matter what you want to say is it was 3 and write something people are going to read you know like a little kid the old guy a poor rich people everybody's going to see you know it's like the democratic party . you have to look a lot at what change scott anthropologist calls the weapons of the week all right these are weapons that people who have no formal political power can employ and in brazil of course the weapons of the weak of always been the weapons of the popular classes the lower classes and they've been things like samba music humor and graffiti fits right in there.

not violated not only on our one in number of books you know there are more nuts and. he didn't want that. i'm known that i don't know if that's just funny immediately. i love dancing like i love art any kind of dance tree but they passionate with the dance from my childhood i never like at track to do with the stage performances i love dance for self dancing and how i can use dance diffidently

adhami 9th momentarily prep. i did during deep situation it gets to denise get up there and are out to kind of you connect lastly that the other employees if you think that i wanted you. i saw that in 1009 to 6 with the women this ilmi my own blood or some color and some silver i didn't send rinse my mouth but the taste of pretty humans i'm no more brave to be an animal mother to be i'm no more a future to me. it was a mantra trafficking poster with a girl's face and. i thought yes this is my plan so she learned about that and immediately went up and they were really rescuing girls from brothels helping them become survivors and immediately in working with them and volunteer in there she began to recognise that the way in which they were

treating these girls was very much in their heads but not in their bodies and she asked the head of the organization if she could try something sort of experimental and that was to just have these women move. the day i started the work it was not so easy i was very confident i know so shallow known dons i know on temporary dance i was doing. so i was i was very confident that it will be you know pete like this and i was very very young on that and when i went to that shelter and the was day was the disaster nothing mattered. 2 2 so then i thought ok not working and but that gave me an inside that i don't know anybody actually the entire infrastructure of

a shelter hole the communication of the goddess and the perspective everything and i thought that i need to start looking for the new way. so i started to create some storytelling and focusing on movement not the dance and then they started to dig in the story there they started to fall. so that you looked to be old put up you brought to this and then i found that all these dons movement painted it has a 40 us history and i was kind of wow i am on the right track.

ok so i was thinking today about you to. her sister design i was going to show you a sketch and then see if you can make a pattern to fit her do you want to start the story. when we 1st met. it was. well used to good to judge. and from there into nice to me too. and i told him that i wanted to employ women to make things that i saw new us and he

said well why don't you come over here and start something because i started training program years ago but it died because there was no market i felt like i could be the connection to the market and design things that i knew would sell the united states will just have a simple waistband just like this so this is true because this is a yes the 1st time i went to kenya and was when i was 16 i was in high school i grew up in little rock arkansas but my parents are very passionate about caring for so i moved them to an orphanage and i went to high school there and then at 19 i went to rwanda and i saw hope village and it's a child or an orphanage i was 19 and there were other girls who were my age and i wanted them to be able to go to university. i went back to college and made wire crosses from my dorm room and sold them and then a few months i made enough money to send those $2.00 girls to school so that was the trip that sparked my interest in using my creativity to create change. doesn't

come. with school. i started with judith and we made a block. that turned out terribly and they had no idea what a laptop was or what sizes so it's supposed to be but i assumed that they knew what a laptop was. and then we made a start and this girl was beautiful i posted the pictures on facebook and people loved it and so the feedback from the u.s. market through facebook album is what really made me think ok this could work. female genital mutilation is a we already know more than a 1000000 women today and this. efforts to stop the practice is still prevalent in many countries as un marks the international day of 0 tolerance for female genital mutilation one woman's fight. the practice at her home in senegal and around the world female genital cutting goes back 2200 years it is

a practice that we believe was started in egypt by the pharaohs and was a practice that was used to control chastity in fidelity of women. through marriage intercutting is only come when inside they go more slowly in the population where they do it by a tradition sometimes just this kid is you moved. sometimes a cut on the grounds of the tourists and sometimes a wity is the move to treat tourists and the mind of the moved and soon together. again since i'm going down this can be depressing the way it is that way sometimes but it's. there i don't want to just read. the book what was that it. has.

what will be just souvenir. there are more that path. can't undefiled it a symbol and it isn't anything he has said analysis he sits back on and on yen i've done that you can do so. and feel feet. it became a social norm there were expectations for women to undergo this practice if they were going to be respected in the community if they were to be considered worthy of good marriage the women became very involved in this too they wanted their daughters to have good husbands. you know look the.

new guinea women and he didn't look like women in that one. and. only one did. i know many. new look. i don't know what the new policy. i mean. so we are going to look we will be visiting harsh truth shelter home and the trafficking organization and we run. therapy program over there. today actually we are working with these groups as they say this is

a mixed group like their east side like this of sex trafficking has a less other side of a bit of safety. but today mostly we are going to share a lot of. talking about themselves the adults for this. company and. in 6 trafficking minor guns are being taken from their homes young women are being forced to come out and be put into brothels which are really have to salute him holds to be in and then they're being forced to attend to these customers who come some time 10 to 1520 in a day. could go. about a book or they're going to. come on a ship money by the money. do we. see that kid.

on the field. back. to get on their way get they thought. if they get on the need to find out when they do need to go to get to tell you that he should not be here. with the bodies. because when they explode when the violence when the abuse anything it's have been it's a. physical trauma. we do not have that much i've been given to walk on the physical drum. where's the mercy me so i say i mean.

nothing. i have 2 companies one is an l.l.c. and one is a 5 o one c 3 nonprofit so the nonprofit is a training program for women in the slums it's basically a sewing school and we're hoping to add more skills and more trainings rather than just sewing and then the for profit do you think james employs women who have been trained who are skilled to make product clothing and bags dorie pattern that is you make the partner having the time and. the training he could no more he was beginning. training now. i'd use a summit but i turned. to food so this is another black. community we started with this called get 2 of us on and it's a wasteland. and these women don't have many opportunities for work in this area.

one of them for example was selling chicken feet one of them was selling tomatoes one of them was washing people's clothes they just try to find small jobs there's 9 . 10000000 can be quite a confidence building 1st of all it's just really not just when you see that something but you created from 0 has become something beautiful and somebody can wear it you could create a community you can have in place be a place that people live in the trades learn how to make things pretty how to be able to pocket them how to market them they can not on the whole find none to something that they have produced by themselves so there are many ways in which tailoring can become an empowering thing for me. my actual work my alto biographically the story. i can see that's my

history is the same his summer or fall of the womb i feel some old gender and freedom and this is why they will moan about nice but that the same time they are crying they all see. season that kind of resume it says i feel. the love. * i know stupid ave thought by now but when the sick of the. lot that. like you it was never good you love them oh i don't love you the most will come when they are. my facts when you are in these are you do you feel that you are in a war all the time. we moved to a house that he had and when i moved every few shame because he felt that he was as the follow and he started to me and i got to see. if

it was of me because i didn't seem to mo who are still west of i'm moving to 2 pool says the other they like it here and there wasn't said see it like busts i had to bet was scared of you sack al about the other. it does me. you know. you are so good it was awful give me that i saw them though. i ask. my father to be up throat hurts my feelings in. my house but he said no because. i want to marry you and i have to stay married. manage something very hard so hard to leave me for. i have to try it's was just the case is it funny if you beat me there's usually

a good double of the. good. shit going cons of fish oil on the elish. you can only buck the deal but the but the one for me was hard to go to my family has said that that shoes that they made wasn't wrong and i want to come back and i feel as happened with me lots off i wish some of the message violence because they are friends. we had managed to meet my head out so we are going to now and my house is hollow. and empty i have no clue how to manage. that mom.

you know what it had wanted to know. i'm going to school my kids had they wonder. why is this left that think. if one body will cut corners shake at. that but i'm again now what is that the baby absence has. the same model painted on it's a thought to the thinking. i don't need to cake with their value of elysium. and then what that my now my little cunny and turn me my bundle always clipboard on my side they're the act are the names issue never quite the word they are going it is an anomaly not up now or meant why or why those on what they would want it on but then what i would have been an issue in bodily durned body.

language in a logical house garlands it bought us for no don't know what that shook the world corduroy road to money join gotta learn dance when they have picked us. up on it you're getting on have learned in nice that they don't how do you know it i don't have them at the dog last thing. i got on our game. for our market now we'll talk about at the top of the them she see the dirty no no indeed her develop we're getting these in with. people pink you know body here in mind easy out but it's not one sale and in these done so many men beautiful use to concern for can come.

out i mean poor tom mark and me when they're thought out for the been done to sort out there are miles that'd have been on my that the course you are to most in the in the demi key took order to drop in the into the it's important. i think all women should go or you know for one. mommy's video game party i do using my name to lick my creativity my passion might give abilities creativity walking when you were watching you were becoming much more free you were interacting lots of people you were contributing. to and it's yeah yeah centrism a dime under. the internets senior vote for what i was going to believe as the

photos would have us the photos yeah yeah oh mother i married is about. mid look us look ask him to make some styling this niggly music and i was in look us program at the 1st single lady making hip hop in synagogue then yeah then i was making a little twink as i was in the us if you can follow us in that weekend we decided to get married. and. then now 10 years with the 6 years crook of. a fire for her here i don't think so because you know exactly what i'm doing the when i'm back of course she's just like talking to me like she don't trust anymore even if i want to go to the toilet you want to follow me because you think probably i'm again going but i think she's fine. my. knee.

in certain communities where sister has gone on to talk about female genital cutting to sing about it to work with the children she has had some pushback i was india it was in 2013 i was in you know forcing me now with the artist in an artist from guinea i came back it just and they got it and then we went to. the number of below that it does give them eyes but. the 1st look at this was it in mumbai i had that a companion of the police. but the committees was was the mood and it was a lot of things going on the patient was really helping the community and then the

police say that maybe it's not important for them to to where everything's going well and it was a bit scared looking at the at a low that the guy life sent people to i got passed in the classroom because they did not want the project to go on. yeah they are like me i'm still there carrying my scar in my hand because i was bleeding they told me that police say they don't want your project because here we want the girl to be cut here. and to be like good. step then community oh next season is awful but boss does it in a little man that's on the ladder he's your music man estelle was i think of the prophet mohammad let it if you have it is often when i said it come in if you don't have the prophet mohammed slowly what's going on and you had 74 girls and no one

was cut the wife of the prophet was not cut for me this is one of the strongest argument to let women believe that if you know that it's in me that you have dirty you cannot pray believe in my christian contrie that most people will read the bible and there is this history about eve and people used to say that out of the bad things that we have in the rooms it's about women this is the. version i have paul. and now you sell lots of these single off the f.o. that some of this scene of if. these we're all it's our car i have never have thought about the women's union on. a woman with the goods it's about 50 don't know her name it's the big day it's about

a woman that's so free so free we cannot imagine this woman. with a place that the good good her there is brutes. lots of had chills so fair lots for to day we had this freedom that we have. to be the day's luck at that home if not sites of the phone. when he forgot the cell phone that home i called my mother and she came to pick up any. events of the police station but at that time in the i have a law against the mass violence. nothing happens in never went to the courts nothing happened. we didn't have any specific law that

protect women file inspiration most of the perpetrators of violence were not judges were not come to. and i saw that it's. really important because what's happened with me marks have been with the other woman because now women will have the tools to defend themselves and this is why i decided to. contribute to with my conquering promoting the law and helping other women

and the thought that i had to go it was going to feed. through it all so don't you hedge and i mean you can google for months to get a feel good e l o l g r feature q most call but optimal vale they might end up a but i've also revealing some of the man. if they come through our community or through a school saying that i want to talk about the mess people will not come when you come and say that you will have to accept everybody wants to come. my life is. all due to need. all because they were not graffitti but when begin the discussion we all have stories.

if you just come close to most of the activists we try to find solution for the world and we don't have a solution for our own life. maybe if they just don't talk about it but if they tell you dear life they have most of the time is a private life. my personal life has definitely suffered and i have just realized that this year when i started taking weekends when you were being up at intel role you did act out of the organization you were employer making the bar lady of that. each year it was really strapped really the only things i've done that i'm thinking it's like what i what i'm doing with my life i'm not going out and doing nothing all the time at home writing project working troubling this and working like

a machine where i think. yeah or there was too much things going on with my work i was not in the wrong order time and then you know things like this happen when people get into that their interest like in the same direction but he has this thing that happened that was in separation have been . i was a race to my head the most important thing in the life of our woman. was to get married and have the baby. i decided at the age of 18 i will not get married. so that is something i argued with my family. and i decided on that. lead to you know fleeing independent life and they enjoyed that.

but i tried i mean i was dating someone before i went to kenya and then met someone in kenya had to leave so i just never really works right now and i'm ok with that because i understand that as a founder you have to do everything at 1st and as a start up company yes it is paid and all your soul and your time or energy to get it off the ground and of course as a mom some time i feel like i need my my daughter close to me i think she's pushing me more and more the fact is already very good enough to. be cut. when. those are not for. me the. way. welcome to a sequined i drew. that food. for the mrs and didn't. need to be any kind of. night.

again really pities she does once a sequin a friend has. us up and in. sequence the night and there's a new. sequin. but i. am going to. begin a. new meaning then you just keep. first. i know that she's had a very difficult past and has had desperation in her past but she's a success story and herself. so for her to be able to educate the 8 children she's taking care of she only verse 30 and the other ones are from her brothers or sisters who have died of aids but for her to be able to educate them and to feed

them of course pay their rent is. she is definitely one of my best friends. play all the time because if we take the example of singing we know that the voice is one of the most important instrument for a music and inside of our takes beach in could some very strong message to people can use them getting hurt i want them to won't we call them victims always of the killers in this world our record here but the public through time because they have the word i think you can. probably put. rebuttal why i would. like to see them send a card into them. a

100 graffiti artists are coming and they are going to paint me seeing them off their wounds goob in their complaint against the mask. but the. man is a look younger never been found the one i dish lives will be no now i just love the money. not the money business. oh yes let's make a living on the issue here you know. that in nobody you said if they do sell you will 3000 you have done now you said it read the move mental flight.

where in your house or where not to sanitary and james hall in 1314. like i'm still sound new to this song learning as much as i can but it's a good opportunity for judith and james to get press and media and to spread the brand in the story. music start with a good start. for me during the course of it it's what we call the mass communication. every year to millions of girls would be victim of misinterpreting i think i would feel very proud for him do you think i do think doesn't exist anymore . graffitti a lifestyle it's a coulter and if we can say it's the program i guess the mass for evidence the talk about the use is science to. do with that

people think. i mean i'm not trying to save the world like so many people say they are and i think it's a great idea but it's not possible although i guess everyone but i'm just happy to get to as many as i can and even if it's one and i die that's what i'm like i just want to get as many as thank him on their feet. i feel all women are created in these flood. but sometime because of the. society structure should be because of the bad p.r. construct just because of the agenda structured you know this fall themselves to take action. but each that comes when we men comment that action i think that see you know being a. good change you know in the society so i always end that is young people young

women do do something if you have idea be bored with that. but i have trust believe you know. with all of human women gnocchi.

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