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I am a pan-African feminist, human rights and development Proffesional, and an expert in human trafficking Issues and survivor engagement.

Pan-African Pow-Wow: Feminism, Faith, and Fighting Neo-Colonial Nonsense!

Come with me as I dive into the vibrant mix of Pan-Africanism, gender, feminism, religion, and neo-colonialism.  I share stories from my own perspective, tackling how we can redefine power through a gender and feminist lens, untangle the complexities of religion, and push back against neo-colonial norms. I aim to peel back layers of tradition and modern influences, examining how they interact in our daily lives and broader societal structures. So, if you’re into challenging the status quo and unpacking big ideas in fun ways, you’re in the right place!

Yours Truly,

Featured Article

Jesus Was a Feminist and Other Stories That could Offend your Pastor

Imagine walking into Sunday service and the sermon starts with, “Today, we explore how Jesus championed women’s rights.” Shocking? Perhaps. But let’s consider the evidence. Jesus, a carpenter from Nazareth, consistently broke social norms by interacting with women not just as followers but as integral figures in his parables and life.

First things first, let’s talk about Jesus’s entourage. You might think of the Twelve Disciples as the ultimate boys’ club, but look closer, and you’ll find women were not only followers but key figures in the Jesus story. Mary Magdalene, for instance, wasn’t just tagging along for the free fish and loaves; she was a pillar in spreading his teachings…talk about a leading lady!

My Favourite Quotes

"There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest."

- Elie Wiesel

"I love the church, but I love it enough to criticize it incessantly."

- James Baldwin

"Feminism isn't about making women strong. Women are already strong. It's about changing the way the world perceives that strength, one misconception at a time."

- Jackline Mwende