Author: Admin
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“Global Black Chick’ Esther A. Armah
Listen to Esther Armah simplify the concept of Emotional Justice, intersectionality and structurality of oppression with Awazi on our podcast, “We’re Not Crazy, You Are”
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5 Thought-provoking Books to read this Pride Month and Beyond
Here’s how #DWBookClub is celebrating Pride Month this year.
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It’s official! Our first podcast is live!
‘We’re Not Crazy, You Are’ is podcast series that takes a region by region approach in addressing some of the longest-standing equality movements and what they mean to women in different regions in the world.
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Why offices need sanitary pads
THERE IS A HUGE POLICY GAP WHEN IT COMES TO SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS TO ISSUES OF ACCESS TO MENSTRUAL HYGIENE.
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Professor Felicia Adedoyin: The Woman Behind Nigeria’s Pledge
I pledge to Nigeria my country To be faithful, loyal and honest To serve Nigeria with all my strength To defend her unity and uphold her honour and glory So help me God.
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How To Spot Gaslighting
Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse and torment that involves manipulation by a person to the extent that the victim questions their reality, judgement, thoughts and even memories.
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Women’s Rights Are Human Rights Too
Human rights… but women continuously have to fight for these same “human rights”. This article explores how women continuously have to fight for freedoms that should be intrinsic.
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Living With Bigotry
A major driving force for all oppression is financial dependence and the absence of independence. A person who has no alternatives for survival will endure unfavourable conditions to their detriment.
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Jamaican-born Journalist, Writer and Activist Amy Jacques Garvey
Amy Jacques Garvey was a Jamaican born journalist, writer, poet and activist of Pan-African emancipation.
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6 Things Every Dark-Skinned Girl Heard Growing Up
Growing up as a dark-skinned girl in Nigeria is a very traumatising experience unless, by some strange miracle, your parents and everyone you come in contact with are progressive Nigerians.