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On the economic subjugation of African women part 1: changes in modes of production during colonialism
I posted some time ago that we need to re-center political economy when discussing the liberation African women. In the spirit of practicing what I preach, I have decided to collect some of what I know into a series. This first part focuses...
One Pain Touches All: Remembering African women martyrs and the on-going repression
It will soon be four years since the assassination of South African commune leader and land activist Nokuthula Mabaso. Mabaso was a member of the eKhenana Commune in Cato Manor in Durban where she worked on the commune’s food sovereignty pr...
Who liberated who? A brief look at African women’s contribution to the anti-colonial struggle beyond guerrilla warfare
"Under colonialism, we were sick at heart. People used to be beaten like drums and taken away .... We parents would tie our stomachs crying “My poor son!” When I got money I paid for my [arrested] son’s release and when he came back I mop...
Monthly Newsletter #1: African soldiers that deserted the Portuguese army, student rebellions in 1972 Madagascar and how African countries became indebted for showing solidarity
Hello all. I have not written on substack for a while due to academic commitments which are becoming increasingly suffocating. However, I want to continue building the habit of writing regularly and so, I am trying out a new format where I...
A few points on the guerrilla poets of Africa
It is painful to see the state of online discourse about the politics of literature when you're familiar with the stories of guerrilla fighters that wrote poetry from the frontlines. For me, the most impressive poets our continent produced...
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