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The Power to be a Feminist: Violence and Innocence in Gender Activism

April 24, 2018 0

Continuing our series on #MeToo and humanitarianism in Africa, Dr Brenda Bartelink problematizes the colonial biases in European activism and considers if/how that hinders African women from being […]

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Résistance féminine et pacifique en Casamance: AlañDi-So Bassène (1913 – 1940) | Feminist non-violent resistance in Casamance: AlañDi-So Bassène (1913 – 1940)

April 18, 2018 0

Par: Mame Penda Ba, politiste (LASPAD, UGB Saint-Louis) et Pape Chérif Bertrand Bassène, historien (LASPAD, UGB Saint-Louis)

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Précédemment, nous avions proposé en guise […]

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Peppering Patriarchy: Re-imagining/Re-making Femaleness in Ghana through Social Media

April 12, 2018 2

As part of an ongoing series looking at the #MeToo movement and humanitarianism in Africa, today Titilope F. Ajayi builds on Nora Darko’s piece (posted here for those who […]

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Denounce, Protect, Act: Our Collective Duties against Rape and Sexual Assault in Senegal

April 5, 2018 0

As part of a series looking at the #MeToo movement and humanitarianism in Africa, today we post a petition put forth by Professor Penda Ba (Université Gaston Berger) […]

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In the News: #MeToo and Humanitarianism in Africa

April 3, 2018 0

We dedicate the forthcoming blog post series to the late Winnie Mandela (1936 – 2018) who was a fierce fighter who suffered more than most humans endure. The story of the […]

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