Megan Kruger

always changing. learning. growing. evolving.

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

Sorry America, your government couldn’t afford water for fire hydrants and firefighting planes, they have to give billion of tax dollars to israel to kill innocent children in Gaza.

[t-m-a 🖤♊️ @themainactivist]

gonna bookmark this so that when you post about being in support of GBV & that we must join your party in the fight I can reference the fact that you blatantly and proudly supported a previously convicted abuser to the point where you have away tickets. Birds of a feather fr🫵🏾

[🦋 Manson Infowars 💖 ✨ @MansonInfoWars]

Rape allegations really “ruin a man’s life” and yet you can still become president of the United States of America 🇺🇸.

[leyya 🤍🇿🇦 @leyyaistaken]

Oh nvm he was a Zionist, carry on

[Thobile Mthimkhulu @superterrestial]

He is SO evil.

[Dill Pickles @Pops_Mdl]

Guys, we really are judging you if you’re still going even after this hey. Well atleast I am

[Beatrice Cenci Truther @ronettepuIaski]

Women for Change is a non-profit organization that advocates against GBV and documents the killings of women & children in South Africa. He is quite literally mocking violence against women

[Women For Change @womenforchange5]

Public condemnation of the singer’s Johannesburg shows is not about calling out those who bought tickets. It’s about the much bigger issue that this could even happen.

Read more: https://t.co/kefz57ONzp

[BBC News Africa @BBCAfrica]

A South African women's rights NGO is running a petition to stop US artist Chris Brown's shows in the country.

The organisation highlighted Brown's history of abuse and the fact that South Africa has one of the highest rates of femicide in the world.

https://t.co/YXf0GK0XqN

[DarrenCampher.com @CampherDarren]

Imagine crying over a Zionist 🚮

[Petite Ebony Girl 🇵🇸 @PetiteEbonyGirl]

The Australian government has banned singer Chris Brown from entering Australia for his history of domestic violence. https://t.co/yHSZmdfA8n

[Dan Corder 📺 @DanCorderOnAir]

“Separate the art from the artist” you wouldn’t spend hundreds to thousands of rands on a ticket to watch Chris Brown covers at FNB. You’re going to see Chris Brown, not Chris Brown karaoke. I can’t believe this has to be explained

[Women For Change @womenforchange5]

Women For Change calls on concert organisers @BigConcerts , promoters, and the South African government @HomeAffairsSA @Leon_Schreib to reconsider the decision to allow Chris Brown to perform in Johannesburg on 14 December 2024.

Sign here: https://t.co/KPtAOQkfIb

Almost 7,000 signatures in less than 48 hours. Let's GO! #mutechrisbrown

[Women For Change @womenforchange5]

Women For Change is deeply concerned about the upcoming Chris Brown concert scheduled for 14 December 2024 in Johannesburg. This concert comes just days after the world commemorated the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.

Chris Brown’s history of violence against women, including his 2009 arrest for assaulting Rihanna, stands in stark contrast to the values of this global Anti-GBV campaign, especially in a country where femicide is five times higher than the worldwide average. Hosting Chris Brown sends a harmful message to survivors of abuse and undermines the progress we are trying to make in addressing GBV in South Africa.

Throughout the years, Chris Brown has had a series of legal entanglements, including the singer’s guilty plea for assaulting and beating his then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009, for which he was sentenced to five years probation and community service and forced to undergo domestic violence counselling. In the years following, he pleaded guilty to a separate assault and was sued by a woman alleging sexual assault, along with a variety of other legal issues.

On 27 October 2024, “Chris Brown: A History of Violence” will launch on Investigation Discovery’s third annual “No Excuse for Abuse” campaign.

We demand to know how Home Affairs could grant a visa to a convicted abuser to perform in South Africa. This decision is concerning and indicative of a systemic failure to protect the very individuals who need our support the most. We must hold individuals accountable for their actions and work to build a culture that uplifts and supports survivors rather than glorifying those who have caused harm.

We strongly urge concert organisers and decision-makers to reconsider hosting Chris Brown and call on the public to support our advocacy for a safer, more respectful society for all women and girls. ##womenforchange #mutechrisbrown

[Megan Kruger @Megzzz_k]

https://t.co/PAdPKqG3v9

[thottoman empress ll 𓂆 @karlowitchy]

If you open women for change’s instagram post about Chris Brown you’ll hear whistles in the comment section just a bunch of empty heads defending a roach doing backflips