To Liberate
The Costs of My African Skin
By Tânia Miranda de CarvalhoPublished 6 years ago • 1 min read
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The costs of my feminine African skin
speaking costs me how I’m perceived – by others;
Silence costs me how I’m perceived – by my own
When, how, in what situations am I comfortable to be?
Speech and silence are to be – for I do as my mind guides me to – therefore I will always be wrongfully seen.
By the eyes of who sees me the way they've been taught to see me – pardon. – by the eyes of who does not want to see me.
To liberate would mean to have the Comfortability Of Being.
About the Creator
Tânia Miranda de Carvalho
Performer. Actor. From the Margem Sul of Portugal, based in London. Watch Maria José The Receptionist below!
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