Where Women Work: A Study of Yoruba Women in the Marketplace and in the Home by Niara Sudarkasa (review).
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Envisioning African Intersex: Challenging Colonial and Racist Legacies in South African Medicine by Amanda Lock Swarr (review).
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Song of the Body; and My Grandmother's Youth in Eighteen Lines.
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Sand is History; and Beach/Law.
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In Conversation with Mamphela Ramphele on the Urgency of Storytelling for Blackwomen in South Africa.
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For I am an African (Feminist) and Other Meanings of Subjectivity.
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Ubuntu and the More-Than-Human: Lessons from African and African Diaspora Feminists.
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Ambra, Matyla, and Marie: Gendered Racialization, Anti-Blackness, and Legacies of Slavery in Tunisia, Early Nineteenth Century—Present.
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"The Dancing Women Move Forward": Embodied Agency and Black Feminist Solidarity in Tsitsi Dangarembga's This Mournable Body.
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"I don't mean to be Racist but ..." Home and the Politics of Belonging.
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Moroccan Feminist Subjectivities and the Ethics of Relationality.
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Making History and Writing the Present: The WCCR and Black Feminism at the University of Cape Town.
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African Feminist Individuation.
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Subjectivity is the Critical Foundational Expression of Feminist Contemporarity.
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Introduction: African Feminist Subjectivities and the Infinite Dimensions of Relationality.
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