We Are Dying in Silence — Love, Fear, and Survival in Botswana” скачать в хорошем качестве

We Are Dying in Silence — Love, Fear, and Survival in Botswana”

This conversation began the way modern women gather, around a table, over a meal, sharing quiet truths. What was meant to be an intimate talk became something much larger: a panel of courage, where four Botswana women found the strength to say aloud what so many have been whispering for years. Recorded in Mmankgodi, this Selalelo panel brings together four Botswana women — Thabiso Patlakwe, Basebi Makwatse, Daphney Phama, and Kemmy Mpinang — for a profound dialogue hosted by Merapelo Letebele. They respond to two thought-provoking videos and explore the everyday realities of Botswana women; from cultural expectations to emotional labor and the crisis of gender-based violence. Presented with support from MORE (Movement in Omaha for Racial Equity), this conversation challenges silence and calls for change — for a Botswana where women live not in fear, or survival mode. They want freedom, happiness and a new society. This unfiltered reflection of truth is the kind that refuses to be quiet any longer. The resounding truth: we want to live as our authentic selves.