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L​-​ness - MAKOSA (wrong perceptions)

from A Radio​-​Bridge across the Zambezi by radio continental drift

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The song is encouraging women to overlook all negativity in their lives and to keep pushing on with their strengths and their weaknesses, because most people (men) in the world are very afraid of the emancipation of Woman, and thus try to put her down, yet her freedom and empowerment is what will change Africa and the world for the better.

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Lydia Akwabi aka L-ness is a Female Mc and she has five albums under her belt with her style being hardcore poetry and rap. Her content is mainly political with connection to socio-economic problems and progress, especially for women in Africa. L-ness is a Researcher and Feminist advocating for Girls/Women’s rights. She does data collection in informal settlements of the city of Nairobi in Kenya.
www.reverbnation.com/lness

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from A Radio​-​Bridge across the Zambezi, released April 29, 2018

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radio continental drift celebrates the art of listening and the power of storytelling in local recordings, “slow broadcasting” 24/7 under cc license via archive.org. radio community projects take place in / between Southern Africa and Europe, online/ offline and on-air; they aim at passing on skills and tools of digital production/ distribution to the hands of the storytellers themselves. ... more

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