Sully/ˈsʌli/ verb LITERARY past tense: sullied; past participle: sullied 1. damage the purity or integrity of. 

"They were outraged that anyone should sully their good name." Title: "Unsilenced Whispers: Shattering the Chains"

"Sullied" is a powerful dance and spoken word play that sheds light on the harrowing experiences of women who face rape, misogyny, violence, and religious and societal pressures to conform in a society where they are treated as if they are not worthy. It explores the profound impact of these issues on the lives of women and their relentless struggle for empowerment, liberation, and justice. It’s a story told through movement, poetry, and sign language. The production is an artist's reflection on the state of violence faced by women worldwide. 

“Sullied is both triggering and healing depending on where you are in your life. At any time, it is a gentle whisper to keep fighting, a call never to allow silence to thrive.”- Zanele Madiba- Madiba Speaks

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