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No 14 (2009): Struck By Lightening: The Transdiasporan Phenomenon of Skin Bleaching The Heart and Hurt of Beauty Abstract
Rosemary Onyango
 
No 14 (2009): Struck By Lightening: The Transdiasporan Phenomenon of Skin Bleaching The Tanzanian Response to Dangerous Skin Bleaching Products and Practices and the Gendered Politics of it All: A Critical Analysis Abstract
Kelly Lewis, Navit Robkin, Karie Gaska, Lillian Carol Njoki, Emily Andrews, Karim Jetha
 
No 19 (2011): Dedicated to the Three Lionesses At the Crossroads of Gender, Religion and Academia: Challenges of Black Women Abstract
Mary Nyangweso Wangila
 
No 24 (2014): Trokosi Slavery, Sex Trafficking, Gender Violence, Small Business, Garifuna Community, Skin Color in Affirmative Action Skin Color vis-à-vis Occupational Aspiration Among African American Women: A Case For Affirmative Action Abstract
Ronald Hall
 
No 16 (2010) Fortunately for Them, the Women Were There: A Film Review of Pray the Devil Back to Hell Abstract
Charles Peterson
 
No 24 (2014): Trokosi Slavery, Sex Trafficking, Gender Violence, Small Business, Garifuna Community, Skin Color in Affirmative Action Gender-Based Violence and the Invisibility of Women in Kenya: The Role of Imperialism, Nationalism, and Culture Abstract
Jane M. Mugambi
 
No 14 (2009): Struck By Lightening: The Transdiasporan Phenomenon of Skin Bleaching Do You Love Us Now? Abstract
Yvna Augustin
 
2011: Issues of Our Time - The Help Sisterhood Abstract
Nkiru Uwechia
 
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