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This entry was posted on 8 December 2012 by Ngalula Beatrice Kabutakapua in Comment, Women and tagged Invisible Woman, take back the tech, Toni Blackman, violence against women.Shortlink
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BALOBESHAYI 
Day Fourteen: Invisible Woman
Day fourteen of my contribution to the 16-Day Activism Campaign to end gender-based violence is a song I discovered while working on a slideshow for the Italian NGO Tam Tam D’Afrique. The song is taken by Toni Blackman‘s poem Invisible Woman and was sang with a group of Congolese women and registered in Kinshasa (DRC).
Invisible Woman – Toni Blackman from smallpower on Vimeo.
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