Bedroom Chains

Natasha is an extroverted child, born and raised amidst hatred and rejection from her father because she is female. Sold by her father to an Indian family who treated her more like a daughter than a servant, she was forced to leave Uganda when her Indian family is expelled by then President Idi Amin Dada. Now an adult and holding a law degree, she returns to Uganda where misogynistic traditions compel her to start a women’s liberation movement that changes the social and legal landscape. Natasha is an extroverted child, born and raised amidst hatred and rejection from her father because she is female. Sold by her father to an Indian family who treated her more like a daughter than a servant, she was forced to leave Uganda when her Indian family is expelled by then President Idi Amin Dada. Now an adult and holding a law degree, she returns to Uganda where misogynistic traditions compel her to start a women’s liberation movement that changes the social and legal landscape. Natasha is an extroverted child, born and raised amidst hatred and rejection from her father because she is female. Sold by her father to an Indian family who treated her more like a daughter than a servant, she was forced to leave Uganda when her Indian family is expelled by then President Idi Amin Dada. Now an adult and holding a law degree, she returns to Uganda where misogynistic traditions compel her to start a women’s liberation movement that changes the social and legal landscape. Natasha is an extroverted child, born and raised amidst hatred and rejection from her father because she is female. Sold by her father to an Indian family who treated her more like a daughter than a servant, she was forced to leave Uganda when her Indian family is expelled by then President Idi Amin Dada. Now an adult and holding a law degree, she returns to Uganda where misogynistic traditions compel her to start a women’s liberation movement that changes the social and legal landscape.