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Read more about the article Nigeria’s inclusion of women in political scene, a facade
Nigerian women are grossly underrepresented in the political scene. Photo by Tobi Oshinnaike on Unsplash
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Nigeria’s inclusion of women in political scene, a facade

Politics in Nigeria is almost like a game, but this game is no child’s play, and many women are still waiting for their turn at the table. Despite the incredible contributions of women every day, they still have to bite…

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November 9, 2024
Read more about the article Performing femininity stems from needing inner child comfort
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Performing femininity stems from needing inner child comfort

A lot of performance of femininity stems from needing to comfort your inner child. Patriarchal norms exploit that valid need. You don’t need a man to lead you as you walk. You’re an adult; your inner child just longs to…

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October 17, 2024
Read more about the article Religion: The Guardian of Patriarchy and Gender Inequality
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Feminism / Mainstream / On Women / Patriarchy

Religion: The Guardian of Patriarchy and Gender Inequality

Religion is often seen as a force for good, providing moral guidance, community, and spiritual connection. However, it’s important to reflect on whether this institution, associated with virtues, often contributes to the oppression of women. Throughout history, religious doctrines have…

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October 9, 2024
Read more about the article Refusing Patriarchal Norms: Why Women Should Keep Their Surname After Marriage  & Doing Otherwise Isn’t Feminist
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Refusing Patriarchal Norms: Why Women Should Keep Their Surname After Marriage  & Doing Otherwise Isn’t Feminist

As feminism continues to evolve and shape the way we think about gender, identity, and equality, one tradition has sparked intense debate: the practice of women taking their husband's surname after marriage. This article will explore why choosing to bear…

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August 28, 2024
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