Interview
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Juliet Obaniyi’s Message to Feminists: Don’t Stop Talking and Taking Action
Juliet Obaniyi is a psychology graduate and writer whose feminist consciousness traces back to early childhood from the playgrounds where she questioned why certain games were off-limits for girls, and the streets where she showed…
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‘Why Limit Your Dreams to a Man?’ Moyosoluwa Odunuga Speaks on Small Dreams Syndrome
Summary: Moyosoluwa, a lawyer and freelance writer, speaks on small dream syndrome, benevolent misogyny, the gap between law and justice in Nigeria, and why every woman deserves to believe in her own capacity. Moyosoluwa Odunuga…
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“We Need Every Feminist: Bitter, Angry” — Pan-African Feminist Lydia Mark
Summary: Lydia, a Pan-African feminist, creative, and technologist, speaks on the gender digital divide, digital literacy as a tool for gender justice, and building inclusive feminist movements that leave no woman behind. Lydia Mark is…
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“Embracing Feminism Felt Like Putting a Name to Something I Had Already Been Living” — Mojolaoluwa Akin-Adeboye
Summary: Mojolaoluwa Akin-Adeboye, a tech sales professional and feminist, speaks on owning your voice, showing up boldly in male-dominated spaces, and encouraging women to challenge misogyny with confidence. Mojolaoluwa Akin-Adeboye is a tech sales professional…
