Former Miss Uganda Sylvia Namutebi is in the news and it doesn’t have to do with her beauty and sexy body.
The extremely gorgeous mother of one recently took to social media and challenged controversial academic researcher, Dr. Stella Nyanzi on use of vulgar language in her posts. She claims Stella’s campaign to distribute sanitary pads to schoolgirls in Uganda will get people disinterested if she kept on using such a HARSH LANGUAGE.
“Dear Dr. Nyanzi, how free is your freedom of speech. The question every one should ask themselves before going on a political rant. Freedom of speech is meant to protect us from mainly government persecution when addressing issues that affect us in society but be aware not to cross the line into personal attacks. Then it becomes defamation and slander. When u stop addressing the government and start addressing individuals by name and go on to use graphic abusive vulgar language then it’s a personal attack. You are no longer helping to deal with social injustices and have made it personal. Seems like the new face of activism is profanity, the days of clean cut social activists like Nelson Mandela, Malcom X, Luther king, are long gone and young people are led to beliEve people like Stella Nyanzi are helping but since when have insults ever made a situation better, so your idea is to insult the government into submission by using your “‘political poetry” (graphic vulgar language) lol! for a professor you should know better? At the end of the day government is made up of people who have feelings they are not robots….
