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Our Voices: Mapping the Needs of LBQ Women and Trans People in Ghana RESEARCH…

In 2016, activists and organisations from West and Central Africa met with COC Netherlands during the Changing Faces, Changing Spaces Conference (CFCS) held in Kenya to discuss and exchange best pr…

Plasticity and Programming: Feminism and the Epigenetic Imaginary

The “living being does not simply perform a program,” writes French feminist philosopher Catherine Malabou in a 2016 Critical Inquiry essay on the new science of epigenetics (435). Epigenetic…

African Women Do Not Look Good in Wigs: Gender, Beauty Rituals and Cultural I…

“Nebuchadnezzar lived in the bush and his nails became so long that they looked like claws of cats, following a punishment from God for his disobedience,” runs a May 1964 letter to ‘Women�…

Re-framing the Prostitute Identity in Zimbabwe: An Approach to Virginia Phiri…

In Zimbabwe, as in most traditionally conservative, patriarchal and Christian dominated countries, female sex work is abhorred on moral grounds as an unbecoming means of livelihood which takes away…

Bilingualism and Language Shift in Western Cape Communities

This paper considers a number of pertinent sociolinguistic aspects of a distinct process of language shift recently noted in some historically Afrikaans first language (L1) communities established …

When I dare to be powerful": On the Road to a Sexual Rights Movement in East …

This publication breaks the silence regarding women's sexuality. Governments, women's rights activists and other social movements, often fail to understand the connection between sex work, forced e…

We Sick": The Deweys as Women 's Willful SelfDestruction in Toni Morrison 's …

Toni Morrison explores the complexities of race, gender, and matrilineal influence in Sula. Although much recent feminist criticism has addressed the operations of race and gender in the novel, thi…

Construction of Gender Identity in Two Kiswahili Short Stories

This paper analyzes the construction of gender identities in two Kiswahili short stories-Wasia wa Baba (A Father‟s Counsel) by A. Kipacha and Usia wa Mama (A Mother‟s Advice) by Fatima Salama…

African Women Do Not Look Good in Wigs: Gender, Beauty Rituals and Cultural I…

“Nebuchadnezzar lived in the bush and his nails became so long that they looked like claws of cats, following a punishment from God for his disobedience,” runs a May 1964 letter to ‘Women�…