Feminist Bang Bang Club

Handle with care
— by Ntombiyemfundo Mukwenha — last modified Apr 08, 2019 12:28 PM

A girl is whole by all means.. not a toy by any means…underneath her hair and expressions is a sign that beckons: "Please, Handle With Care.” - Anonymous

The miracle of ordinary black woman
— by Ntombiyemfundo Mukwenha — last modified Apr 18, 2019 02:02 PM

"Faith has taught me to see the miraculous in everyday life: the miracle of ordinary black women resisting and rising above evil forces in society, where forces work to destroy and subvert the creative power and energy my mother and grandmother taught me God gave black women." - Delores Williams

Rest
— by Ntombiyemfundo Mukwenha — last modified Apr 08, 2019 12:30 PM

Catching some sleep after a long day of selling wares by the side of the road.

Mothers and daughters
— by Ntombiyemfundo Mukwenha — last modified Apr 08, 2019 12:30 PM

Mothers and daughters sharing their personal stories and challenges concerning public transport in their area, concerned for their personal safety and that of their children, in their local community.

#TotalShutDown
— by Mo Matli — last modified Apr 08, 2019 12:55 PM

Instinctively, I stop and stare like a weirdo in awe of my surroundings and the people, probably like most photographers, as I contemplate how each shot should be captured in an interesting way…with that Mo Matli aesthetic, which honestly, I’m not always certain of but definitely know it when I feel it.

Secret Best Friends
— by Athandiwe Ntshinga — last modified Apr 08, 2019 12:46 PM

On the surface, we are together. Together as confidantes of one another. Together as a companions in life. Together, in the eyes of the world, as friends.

Wordly Beauty
— by Mo Matli — last modified Apr 08, 2019 12:52 PM

I've witnessed a spectrum of people that would rather be caught dead than to have their picture taken dressed in their work attire.

See no evil, speak no evil
— by Athandiwe Ntshinga — last modified Apr 18, 2019 02:00 PM

I was a little girl, a beautiful and innocent one. Those who loved me would tell me everyday “don’t let anyone sweep dirt against your feet, or you won’t marry!”

Handle with care

A girl is whole by all means.. not a toy by any means…underneath her hair and expressions is a sign that beckons: "Please, Handle With Care.” - Anonymous

Photo credit: Ntombiyemfundo Mukwenha

The miracle of ordinary black woman

"Faith has taught me to see the miraculous in everyday life: the miracle of ordinary black women resisting and rising above evil forces in society, where forces work to destroy and subvert the creative power and energy my mother and grandmother taught me God gave black women." - Delores Williams

Photo credit: Ntombiyemfundo Mukwenha

Rest

Catching some sleep after a long day of selling wares by the side of the road.

Photo credit: Ntombiyemfundo Mukwenha

Mothers and daughters

Mothers and daughters sharing their personal stories and challenges concerning public transport in their area, concerned for their personal safety and that of their children, in their local community.

Photo credit: Ntombiyemfundo Mukwenha

#TotalShutDown

Instinctively, I stop and stare like a weirdo in awe of my surroundings and the people, probably like most photographers, as I contemplate how each shot should be captured in an interesting way…with that Mo Matli aesthetic, which honestly, I’m not always certain of but definitely know it when I feel it.

Photo credit: Mo Matli

Secret Best Friends

On the surface, we are together. Together as confidantes of one another. Together as a companions in life. Together, in the eyes of the world, as friends.

Photo credit: Athandiwe Ntshinga

Wordly Beauty

I've witnessed a spectrum of people that would rather be caught dead than to have their picture taken dressed in their work attire.

Photo credit: Mo Matli

See no evil, speak no evil

I was a little girl, a beautiful and innocent one. Those who loved me would tell me everyday “don’t let anyone sweep dirt against your feet, or you won’t marry!”

Photo credit: Athandiwe Ntshinga