And it's not just about calling yourself a feminist, it's abut challenging limited perceptions of womanhood in conversations where it could be brushed aside.
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Slay In Your Lane is a book, which for me, a black woman, felt long overdue. Before I read it about a week ago, I had never come across a self-help book that fully addressed the intrinsic difficulties that come with being a black woman.
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“Sorry” is a magic word, churned out automatically by most, but often for all the wrong reasons.
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It was 12:33 am on June 7th when I finished reading The Terrible within three hours of picking it up…
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Her aesthetic vision explores identity, femininity and desire, all with an unspoken emphasis on the unabashed female gaze she offers…
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The book is a collection of sixteen essays by the iconic (now-late) Chinua Achebe, which he insists are not scholarly…
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If we leave them behind, we may defeat an aspect of misogynistic culture that has limited women for so long: normalized body shaming.
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