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6 Ways to Deal with Burnout as a Feminist
Feminist burnout often goes unnamed, even as it shapes how you engage with advocacy, media, and everyday conversations. It begins with awareness, staying informed, and paying attention to what is happening around you. Over time,…
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Dismantling the Myth of the African Perfect Wife ‘In Our Own Ways’
Summary: In Our Own Ways, Yejide Kilanko narrates the story of Fadaka Mausi, a woman who narrowly missed a shattered reality caused by her husband’s abduction of their daughter and his disappearance. While the society…
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“Part of Feminism Is Challenging Harmful Cultural Narratives,” African Feminist Jenifatu Yakubu
Summary: Jenifatu, a legal practitioner, researcher, and writer, speaks on exclusion within feminist spaces, the weaponisation of poverty against women, the limits of legal reform without cultural change, and the courage required to build principled…
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How Trans Ideology Parallels with Religious Dogma
I am writing this afraid. Not of conservatives. Not of religious fundamentalists. Not one of the forces the left has spent decades naming as the enemy. I am afraid of my own movement. The one…
