762. Capturing The Mungiki Crackdown In Mathare - Boniface Mwangi (The Play House)

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Boniface Mwangi is a photojournalist activist who documented the post-election violence in Kenya in 2007, and has been arrested many times for denouncing political injustices. He is a two time recipient of the CNN Photojournalist of the Year Award. He has established PAWA254 in Nairobi which is an Art Rising collective where visual arts is used to power social justice. It is an Arts and Artivism hub based in Nairobi. PAWA254 is a workspace that offers workshops, trainings, forums and events for all artists who are creating for social impact. PAWA254 empowers young professionals and disadvantaged youth to effect social change through new innovative projects.

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@cta101 3 года назад

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@DiKajigi 3 года назад

“ If I speak, I affect one person; If I shoot, and the world sees, I affect everyone.” ~ Boniface Mwangi, July 2021. This demystifies a lot for me. How you see photos captured in some situations and you are tempted to vilify the photographer because “why couldn’t they assist instead of prioritizing a photo op”. Wow! I had never thought to look at it this way

@MrCAHRLIE22 3 года назад

yeah, you rem that one mzungu who took a photo of a starving child and the guy won an award for the photo but people came down on the guy and I think he committed suicide. it was too much for him, not an easy job

@DiKajigi 3 года назад

@@MrCAHRLIE22 Are you serious??? He killed himself? 😞 I just dug up the story and yes. He did indeed commit suicide at the end. (egyptianstreets.com/2020/09/17/behind-the-lens-the-remarkable-story-of-this-pulitzer-prize-winning-photograph/)

@Wanairobi 27 дней назад

Rewatching this entire series in June 2024. First watched 2 years ago.

@kimanijw7388 3 года назад

This is 🔥🔥🔥 Bonny's value system and adherence to integrity is unquestionable. Love to see. Also the way he unleashed "Dad" on Nate for fidgeting in the previous video speaks to his parenting style 😊 Love it! The fact that he talks openly about subjects that parents avoid, in the presence of his son, tells me that these topics are openly discussed at home 👏👏 For someone who had no Father figure to mentor him, Bonny is a role model. 🔥💯

@kensmart1130 3 года назад

I remember this crackdown like yesterday,was new in Kanairo and lived at mlango kubwa...

@karugasir.george7514 3 года назад

Buda design tumengoja hizi episodes za hii CTA... One heck of a captivating story

@shizma7917 3 года назад

Am still behind! But hi am making time for all the episodes

@kaimurimagu5804 3 года назад

One of the most important public opinion moments in the Civil rights movement was a newspaper article that captures the police using dogs on black children who were demonstrating in the streets. What was transmitted all over the world in particular was a photograph of a teenager boy with his hands at his side confronting a police dog snarling almost in his face. The photographer could have helped the boy...and the legislation would have been delayed even longer... He took the picture, and affected the whole world.