THE AFRICAN FEMINIST

 

The African Feminist is a network of thinkers, storytellers and creatives. Our projects aim to narrate, analyse, deconstruct and reconstruct the stories, the myths and issues relating to blackness and the lives of diverse peoples and conditions across Africa and the diaspora. We work to amplify African voices and African stories while recognising the different dimensions of people’s lives that come together to shape their individual and collective experiences.

Examining Africa of the past, present and future

Recent Projects

 
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The Bleeding Continent

A Look into How Period Poverty Affects African Girls & Women

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The Death of a Nation

A Poem for Nigeria

Follow our journey.

 
Since US elections are coming up swiftly...
Race in Brazil
We have decided to launch a new segment called “Women & the Law”, which highlight discriminatory laws, practices and cases in countries across the continent and in the diaspora.
Liberia: The Founding of “America” on the continent
African Traditional Religion: why they declined on the continent but thrive in the diaspora and how perceptions of them have been shaped
Part II: The Face of Islam in Africa (East Africa)
Part I of Islam in Africa
On today’s agenda: The origins of Christianity in Africa and the European weaponisation of the religion