Womanist Notes
Tamkara from Ọdúnìfẹ́A womanist exploration of matriarchy, patriarchy, spirituality, power, memory, and the stories we have inherited.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 50 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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And Sometimes It’s Our Husbands Who Rape Us
Trigger warning: this post discusses rape and sexual violence.
If you asked women how many of us have ever had sex when we did not really want to, the answers would be depressing.
Not because we wanted to. But because we had said no and h...
What Can Matrilineal Societies Teach Us About Rape Culture?
Trigger warning: this post discusses sexual violence.
In her 2002 article, A World in Which Women Move Freely Without Fear of Men: An Anthropological Perspective on Rape, Maria-Barbara Watson-Franke challenges a widely held assumption abou...
Divorce Should Not Be a Battle: Three Things I’ve Learned
Globally, 25.8% of ever-married or partnered women aged 15–49 are estimated to have experienced physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence at least once in their lives.
World Health Organization, Violence Against Women Prevalence Est...
African Names for the Divine
Before the spread of Christianity and Islam across much of Africa, what names did African peoples use to communicate with the Divine?
What do those names reveal about how they imagined, understood, and experienced the Divine, the Creator,...
The Space Between Consent and Coercion
In Part One, I explored the beliefs and systems that have helped normalise the idea that marriage creates automatic rights over another person's body and that consent can be presumed.
But what happens when consent is not freely given?
Thi...
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