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for sisters in Zimbabwe and in my neighbourhood
enough is enough
the ball is
in our court

rise creatively against
the sexual harassment
of women

we are fighting
for women's
sexual and
reproductive rights

protesting against
the harassment
they encounter
addressing the violation
of women's rights

let us give our children
the freedom to dress
as they please and
safety, security
freedom of
expression

women are allowed

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play and games
can be political organizing

find your clown
a state of generosity
and spontaneity
find the vulnerable
human within

soul and streets
are sites of struggle

let go and find
the absolute
spontaneous self

don't pretend to be a clown
be a real one
mocking and utterly confusing
the enemy

come together
be yourself
yet in oneness with others

feel deeply
with all human beings

be a rebel clown

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miniskirt march illustrates that women are not allowed, men can publicly harass them with impunity, a video showing a woman being harassed and stripped naked, men calling her all sorts of degrading names. women activists said "enough is enough" taking violence against women head-on. the ball is in our court to raise awareness against the harassment they encounter on a daily basis. attackers who stripped the young woman were eventually arrested, remanded in prison, and are facing charges of incident assault. First Lady Grace Mugabe, declared during the official launch of International Women's Day2015 in Harare, "let us give our children the freedom to dress as they please" safety, security, and freedom of expression are fundamental if young women to reach their full potential against harassment of women at home and in public