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Boniface Mwangi, one of Kenya's most outspoken activists, discusses death threats, archaic laws and the hope for a Kenyan revolution.

To Mwangi, activism has become a 'dirty word' in Kenya, thanks to a heavily critical media and the government's violent outbursts against public protest. But Mwangi believes the tides of activism are changing as activists decentralize efforts and involve more and more Kenyan citizens in acts for political and social change.

inACTIVISM is a video series of chats with activists around the globe.