Mzansi celebs have also spoken out against the senseless killings of black people in the State and here in the country.
Singer Simphiwe Dana shared her thoughts on the psychological effects of police brutality. She recalled how she saw students during the fees must fall having panic attacks.
Comedian Tumi Morake responded to the singer’s post and detailed a scary ordeal she experienced at 7 months pregnant when she had 7 rifles pointed at her.
The incident took place in Cape Town and had the comedian wondering how threatening she must have looked. The reports of police brutality have Tumi wondering if she should be grateful she was hurt or angry they didn’t escalate the matter.
Celebs such as Mihlali and Boity have spoken out against the injustices black people have suffered at the hands of those who are supposed to protect civilians.
Image credit: Voice of the Cape
