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Empowering women through mentorship, storytelling, and a vibrant book club. πŸ“šβœ¨Email - [email protected]

Joined November 2024
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Deadline : August 5th
HerLore Quarterly is open πŸŒ™ Night Shift β€” women whose work go unnoticed. Nurses, market women, new mothers, sex workers. Fully alive. No martyrdom. Fiction, poetry, non-fiction & hybrid. πŸ“Œ Read the brief + guidelines: herrlore.com/submissions β†’ HerLore Quarterly tab
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Deadline : August 5th
HerLore Quarterly is open πŸŒ™ Night Shift β€” women whose work go unnoticed. Nurses, market women, new mothers, sex workers. Fully alive. No martyrdom. Fiction, poetry, non-fiction & hybrid. πŸ“Œ Read the brief + guidelines: herrlore.com/submissions β†’ HerLore Quarterly tab
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HerLore Quarterly is open πŸŒ™ Night Shift β€” women whose work go unnoticed. Nurses, market women, new mothers, sex workers. Fully alive. No martyrdom. Fiction, poetry, non-fiction & hybrid. πŸ“Œ Read the brief + guidelines: herrlore.com/submissions β†’ HerLore Quarterly tab
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When one decides to read a book written by an African writer, be rest assured that you’d either be traumatized, stunned, triggered, empowered, or all of the above. Read review here : open.substack.com/pub/odozie… – at Abuja, Nigeria
The moment the name β€œTaylor Swift” appeared in this book, I gave it my utmost attention and commitment. I knew without any doubt that I was going to have one hell of a wild ride. Read review here : open.substack.com/pub/odozie…
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Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! teapaw.org/i/spaces/1AKEmmAwOWVKL Join @Enuvie_PEARL @elizaego 2PM Eastern Time 7PM West African Time 6PM GMT
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It’s Todayy!! Tune in by 7PM WAT
Body count. Not how many people you have killed. How many you have slept with. And somehow that makes or breaks a woman’s worth. We are having a different conversation on July 14th. @Enuvie_PEARL @TreasureGeorge6 @elizaego #BeyondTheBodyCount #SexEducation #TheFeministCode
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Body count. Not how many people you have killed but how many you have slept with. We sat with Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah and asked her everything. Read/Listen to the conversation on herrlore.com Then join us TONIGHT for the Space. 7PM WAT. #BeyondTheBodyCount #SexEd
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Body count. Not how many people you have killed. How many you have slept with. And somehow that makes or breaks a woman’s worth. We are having a different conversation on July 14th. @Enuvie_PEARL @TreasureGeorge6 @elizaego #BeyondTheBodyCount #SexEducation #TheFeministCode
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HerLore Quarterly is open πŸŒ™ Night Shift β€” women whose work go unnoticed. Nurses, market women, new mothers, sex workers. Fully alive. No martyrdom. Fiction, poetry, non-fiction & hybrid. πŸ“Œ Read the brief + guidelines: herrlore.com/submissions β†’ HerLore Quarterly tab
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Who is included when we talk about women's rights? Who is left behind? Real feminism centres the intersectional voices and experiences of the marginalized communities πŸ’¬ What does intentional feminism look like in your community? Join the conversationπŸ‘‡ #TheFeministCode
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The handmaid's Tale is a reminder of when power controls choices and voices; Equality and justice seize to exist What lessons from the handsmaid tale relates in today's society? Share your opinion πŸ“Œ #TFCBookClub #TheHandsmaidTale
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African feminism did not begin In textbooks,conferences or foreign institutions. It has deep roots in African histories of resistance,community leadership and struggles for liberation,and the proof has always been there if you know where to look.
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What colonial feminism looks like: β†’ The "saving women" narrative β†’ Ignoring women's agency β†’ Using gender equality selectively and only when it serves imperial interests
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African women have always known how to fight for themselves. The question is whether we remember and build on what they left us. What lessons from African women's resistance movements inspire you today?
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