From the monthly archives:

October 2011

Mam?

by Mia Nikasimo on October 30, 2011

in Black Feminism,Poetry

Conversation at the kitchen table

by Sokari on October 29, 2011

in African Women,Feminism

Statement of African social justice activists on the decision of the British government to “cut aid” to African countries that violate the rights of LGBTI people in Africa

by Sokari on October 28, 2011

in Queer Politics,Same Sex Marriage

How I Earned the Right to Speak about Anything

by Emmanuel Iduma on October 24, 2011

in African History,Literature,Social Media

Japan to donate food from Fukushima region to global south countries

by Sokari on October 24, 2011

in Action Alert,Environment

Jean Binta Breeze – for the women who didn’t make it

by Sokari on October 22, 2011

in Action Alert,Caribbean,Poetry

A woman who walks through the yam field

by Sokari on October 22, 2011

in Literature,Nigeria

Evelyn Apoko, LRA survivor bears witness

by Sokari on October 20, 2011

in African Women,Religion,sexual violence,Uganda

Isolation

by Mia Nikasimo on October 19, 2011

in Poetry,Transgender

Did they entrust fillet to the dogs?

by Rumbidzai Dube on October 17, 2011

in Social Movements

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