- Jul 14, 2011
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Free to Be: Anonymous

"I started my journey at 10.30 and reached Leyton at 12.00 for the workshop. I learnt about the importance of women, how women can make a change and make a difference in this world.

Met difference people, their experience throughout their life about the situations they went through whilst dressing and trying to practice their religion, and the reaction they received from the public."

— Anonymous

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