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Feminism Across Class: When Socioeconomic Factors Influence Women’s Suffering
Summary: Feminism must consider class because a woman’s socioeconomic status shapes her risks, opportunities, and access to justice. Poor and vulnerable women often bear the heaviest burdens in a global economy that exploits inequality. Class…
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The Equality of a Woman is not Subject to Anyone
Summary: This Piece highlights how women who debase themselves to fit patriarchal and religious expectations often silence their own suffering. Equality is a birthright, and submission that diminishes a woman ultimately leads to pain, shame,…
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Online-Technology Facilitated Violence: How Misogyny Adapts to Digital Spaces
Summary: Online misogyny is not new but a digital extension of gendered hostility, using technology and anonymity to harass, discredit and silence women while normalising systemic inequalities. Online misogyny is not a new form of…
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Hamamat Montia’s Shea Butter Museum and the Future of Ghana’s Shea Butter Industry
Summary: Hamamat Montia’s journey from beauty queen to Ghana’s Shea Butter Ambassador spotlights the economic power of women in the shea industry. Her leadership challenges the undervaluation of women’s labour, advocating for fair trade, local…
