
This is a beautiful piece of art work by Leah Klegg - a Brookline Artist. WOL considers this to be a visual rant and applauds the fluidity and unspoken power of this wonderful piece. Thank you Leah Klegg for this lovely rant!
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"A quick passion rant... I come from South Africa from the Afrikaaners who created and implemented apartheid. I grew up in silences amongst people with deep seated hatred. My story is about how silence cycles hatred, and how our stories are connected. Ubuntu. What affects you, affects me. I've worked with people to create spaces for them to tell their stories - mostly in Springfield, South Africa, and East Africa. Most recently I've been focusing my work with white people to push through that silence barrier that keeps coming up... But I am also really stepping into my own performance work as a parallel vehicle for voice. We've got to do this with ourselves when we do it with others!"
Nicole le Roux
A Telling Collective
Mapping Individual Truth, Drawing Collective Power
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Join these conversations on women of color blogs which inform and inspire my questions about readiness:
We are not alone - there are so many women in this revolution. We are scattered folks seeking home in words and one another. Plese check out all of these blogs. I sure am and I bless the sister that put me on with this - thank you for the education!
My Ecdysis: Who You Calling Radical? Conversations Between WOC and RWOCand part 2
guerrilla mama medicine: isolation, communities, and international womens day
Hermana, Resist: healing by any means necessary (nonviolently)
no snow here: media against sexual violence
She Who Stumbles: The Revolution Will Not Be Published
Resources for Literacy and Adult Learning
WE LEARN - Women Expanding Literacy Education Action Resource Network www.litwomen.org/welearn.html
DALLSS (Diane and Louise Support Services) www.dallssinc.org
Join these conversations on women of color blogs which inform and inspire my questions about readiness:
We are not alone - there are so many women in this revolution. We are scattered folks seeking home in words and one another. Plese check out all of these blogs. I sure am and I bless the sister that put me on with this - thank you for the education!
My Ecdysis: Who You Calling Radical? Conversations Between WOC and RWOCand part 2
guerrilla mama medicine: isolation, communities, and international womens day
Hermana, Resist: healing by any means necessary (nonviolently)
no snow here: media against sexual violence
She Who Stumbles: The Revolution Will Not Be Published
Resources for Literacy and Adult Learning
WE LEARN - Women Expanding Literacy Education Action Resource Network www.litwomen.org/welearn.html
DALLSS (Diane and Louise Support Services) www.dallssinc.org