Feminism and its African conception
- 92pages
- 4 heures de lecture
The book explores the multifaceted nature of feminism as a dynamic social and political movement shaped by its geopolitical context. It highlights the common goal of achieving equality and emancipation while addressing the challenges posed by rising conservatism and ongoing violence against women. The narrative emphasizes that African feminism, influenced by the continent's unique circumstances, diverges significantly from Western feminism, offering a distinct perspective on women's struggles and rights.
