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Feminism vs Afrikan Nationalist Womanhood
Tuesday 11th Mosiah (Aug) | 7.00pm – 9.00pm
@ Online via Alkebu-Lan Way on Youtube
Is Feminism compatible with Afrikan Nationalism?
What are the key issues for women in Afrikan Liberation?
What historical examples can guide our analysis?
Prof. Ama Mazama Professor, Africology and African American Studies Dept. Temple University (USA).
Sis. Kai Ouagadou-Mbandaka: Activist, organiser, part of the leadership of the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement and Chief Officer of it's Education and Health & Social Welfare departments.
Info: www.alkebulan.org/mosiah
info@alkebulan.org
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