This is one of the best tweets of all time.

ATTENTION!!! We do not need unisex bathroom in the Rape capital of the world. 🙅🏽‍♀️

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That’s exactly it because what makes y’all think having a present father means you’re gonna be more submissive if anything it’s the opposite 😂 it makes you hold men more accountable and sets your standards higher

No matter how hard they try, they can not delete history.

Dear fellow South Africans, please participate, tswe tswe ka kopo.

hot take but i agree with her. we need more roles written for women, not more women in roles written for men.

Honestly a lot of people hate “hoes” more than abusers. There’s a reason why sex workers experience so much violence. No one cares because they believe these women aren’t worth any respect anyways

You too scared to ask your boss for a raise but think you’d be able to escape an abusive relationship with a billionaire like okay.

Katia, you are a Zimbabwean not a South African - STOP your nonsense or I am going to call Put South Africa First! 😂

niggas believed halle was on vacation w brent faiyaz IMMEDIATELY w ZERO proof but suddenly won’t believe photo and video evidence of this nigga being an abuser

Why not let the Sun decide who's the native here by standing outside for one hour ?

Unrelated to this thread, but “your neighbour’s wife” is also your neighbour. She lives in your neighbourhood, making her your neighbour. Referring to her as “your neighbour’s wife” commodifies her. This is subtle misogyny in our use of words.

Why is the lesson never don’t hit women?

Like many buildings in South Africa, the Dutch Reformed Church in Outshoorn was designed and built by the British. For most of South Africa's history, the Boers did not have the skills or capabilities necessary to build basic structures.

Africans have been asking the same question since 1652.

This reminds me of what France did to its former colonies when confronted with resistance against colonialism. This is inherently European barbarism in a nutshell.

Yes, i absolutely believe the father should not have access to the child if he’s been abusive towards the mom. You cannot be an abusive and a good father. How is that so hard to understand?