Lucia retweeted
You want a soft woman but your behaviour requires a lawyer ,therapist and a back up escape plan 🤭
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They broke Kaguvi and Mandela but Nehanda and Winnie were steadfast to death. Their Holy Book says we must be 'modest and demure', when our female ancestors were terror fabulous and the men of that time were fully supportive.
Lucia retweeted
We need to sit down and decolonise gender as Africans. It's roles, functions, perceptions. Much of what we now ascribe as masculine/ feminine was imposed on us. Has zero relevance in our actual histories. The Mwenemutapa was guarded by women with dogs. Lozikeyi ran a revolution
Replying to @TsikaTinadzo
Even in the western culture, heeled shoes/ wigs/ make up were worn by men first.
Septum piercings were standard for men in Southern Africa too.
Lucia retweeted
Yes pamurume. Yes pamhino. Yes, on both counts.
My theory is that when the coloniser came, and through violence and audacity imposed his version of manliness on you, stripped away yours. That's when he neutered you, took your manhood. You you submitted to him. Now you no longer
Lucia retweeted
“who’s going to take care of you when you’re sick if you stay single?” girl, what wife and mother actually gets taken care of when she’s sick
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Of course your abuser doesn’t remember their abuse. For you it was trauma.
For them it was Tuesday.
Replying to @TsikaTinadzo
They don’t know that this thing didn’t start in Africa. They’d done did it to the natives in America too. The playbook kept getting perfected. Boarding schools were not a blessing they were indoctrination away from your parents influence 💔.
Lucia retweeted
Force is relative. They hanged the mediums because Chivanhu was the resistance/ opposition. They changed the phraseology. A N'anga became a "witchdoctor". They introduced a witchcraft suppression act which criminalised chivanhu. They only offered education to baptised children
Lucia retweeted
You really think your abuser remembers the abuse. For you, it was trauma. For them, it was another Tuesday.
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The fact that you know more about someone in the region of Palestine fasting for 40 days and 40 nights while being tormented by a demon. Lent is normal to you, but you know nothing about why your ancestors venerated November is why my Mbudzi starts now. I rest my tsvimbos.
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I would send telepathic messages but you are brainwashed, brain dead. Colonialism didn't bring technology to Africa, it retarded African technologies, philosophies & governance. Now that your conquerors have ravaged the earth with their lack of forethought they turn around
Replying to @TsikaTinadzo
Why dont you send us a pigeon with this message. Because these so called elders were not working towards Internet and X anytime soon.
Lucia retweeted
Every year Zimbabweans tweet about the Nov shut down but it"s only chivanhu- traditional, customary processes that pause. You can go to the registry office, sign a legal document, you can walk down the aisle, make Hebrew vows, you can put a granite on a grave, say blood prayers
Lucia retweeted
Colonization took away so much more than land and resources. It took away identity, tradition, rituals, language, names, history.
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#CountryDuty
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She went missing 24hrs ago. Her car was found last night. She baked cakes made food had her life like any normal person. We have just heard that her body was found in Motherwell emahlathini💔💔💔💔💔oh Anathi ntombi💔yho iGqeberha mxm.
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It is deeply disturbing that men in positions of power continue to weaponise culture to police women’s bodies while excusing male violence.
Rape is not a dress code issue. Hold rapists accountable!!!
Chief Fortune Charumbira, who is also a Senator has advised local women against wearing mini-skirts because they are not decent and they attract men who may end up raping them.
He added that miniskirts are not part of Zimbabwe’s culture but are for white women.
Full story on.....masvingomirror.com/miniskirt…
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