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On the night of April 14, 2014, hundreds of schoolgirls at the Chibok boarding school in northeastern Nigeria awoke to the sound of gunfire. They saw men in camouflage approaching and thought soldiers were coming to save them from a militant attack, according to survivors' accounts.
August Glamour Magazine has a great story about Bring Back Our Girls. Excellent read about the price they pay for wanting an education #BringBackOurGirls #BringBackOurDaughters
BRING BACK OUR GIRLS (Help save almost 300 teenage girls)
BRING BACK OUR GIRLS (Help save almost 300 teenage girls)
BRING BACK OUR GIRLS (Help save almost 300 girls that are about to be sold for slavery)
What can passion do?
It sets me alive I see and believe Just because you don’t feel it doesn’t mean it isn’t there I can die for this cause Live for this moment Die for another Peace for each other
My brothers ask, what can passion do? It sets a fire Like no other I see nothing but passion Coming out in no small…
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Girl Rising -- Walking to School
Call Me Freedom
I would like to dedicate this poem to the kidnapped Nigerian girls. They will also one day be free. They will regain their God-given freedom that should have never been taken from them in the first place. They will one day return home and soon experience the wonders of their lives. I love you girls . . .
Call Me "Freedom"
Freedom is what I call myself . . .
In an attempt to break away from the bondage . . .
I will one day gain my emancipation.
My lips sewn together by the power of my own mind . . .
As I fight the battle created by me . . .
I also fight the battle provided to me by others.
I battle in silence.
Bystanders unknowingly and subtly contribute to my pain.
By I will soon be released . . .
Because I will escape . . .
I will be free . . .
I call myself “Freedom”.
Conversation on human trafficking. The DJ and the host @ehayneslovely ! The average age of a young woman being trafficked is 12-14 years old. Knowledge is power. Talk to your children. This is a GLOBAL issue. Meaning...right in your backyard. #facts #bringbackourgirls #bringbackourdaughters #safeharbor #milwaukee #africa #politics #nigeria #moderndayslavery #knowledge #realmendontbuygirls #immigration
