prostitution
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Book Review
On Black Sisters’ Street, Chika Unigwe Explores The Reality of African Prostitution
Summary: In On Black Sisters’ Street, Chika tells the story of four black women (Sisi, Efe, Ama and Joyce), who work as prostitutes in Antwerp, Belgium. The novel deeply explores themes of female objectification, sexual…
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Entertainment
Tacha Claps Back at Misogynistic Troll After Prostitution Comment
Summary: Reality TV star Tacha Akide clapped back at a misogynistic troll after he attacked her with derogatory remarks, including a prostitution slur and comments about her intelligence and parenting. Unshaken, Tacha rejected attempts to…
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Featured
Prostitution and the Illusion of Choice
The rebranding of prostitution into ‘sex work,’ trussed by the ‘world’s oldest profession’ label, is perhaps the most insidious and successful propaganda in the history of modern feminism. The co-option of critical feminist languages, such…
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Featured
When theory becomes the identifier, Prostitution and Marriage not interchangeable
British-Nigerian writer Chidera Eggerue, popularly known as The Slumflower, recently went viral for a quoted statement in which she declared marriage ‘sex work.’ The statement has since gone on to cause a stir on social…
