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| No 26 (2015): In Movement: Women in Africa and the African Diaspora |
In Movement: Women in Africa and the African Diaspora |
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Henriette Gunkel, Zethu Matebeni, Catherine Raissiguier |
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| No 21 (2012): Papa Edgard and His Mambos: Inside African Spirituality Practices of Vodou in America |
I work with Africa everyday, I just work with it through the lens of Haitian Vodun |
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Patricia Scheu |
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| No 21 (2012): Papa Edgard and His Mambos: Inside African Spirituality Practices of Vodou in America |
I go to places that I have never been in this life but I go to places that's home in my spirit |
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Felice Guimont |
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| No 21 (2012): Papa Edgard and His Mambos: Inside African Spirituality Practices of Vodou in America |
Editorial: Papa Edgard and His Mambos: Inside African Spirituality Practices of Vodou in America |
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Azuka Nzegwu |
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| No 21 (2012): Papa Edgard and His Mambos: Inside African Spirituality Practices of Vodou in America |
Cover of the Issue |
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Azuka Nzegwu |
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| No 21 (2012): Papa Edgard and His Mambos: Inside African Spirituality Practices of Vodou in America |
Being Caribbean means we owe something to our spirit, and to the spirits who came from Africa |
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Saumya Arya Haas |
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| No 21 (2012): Papa Edgard and His Mambos: Inside African Spirituality Practices of Vodou in America |
You tell them that the God of Africa is the God of us all |
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Sallie Ann Glassman |
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| No 25 (2014): Gender and Education |
Editorial: Achieving Gender Equality in Education: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back |
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Jane F. A. Rarieya |
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| No 21 (2012): Papa Edgard and His Mambos: Inside African Spirituality Practices of Vodou in America |
The truth that I already knew but had never been able to articulate was suddenly laid out before me |
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Susan Kwosek |
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| No 29 (2016): Women’s Autobiography in South Africa, Maternal Depression in Barbados and Film Reviews on Ama Ata Aidoo and Girlhood |
“Tell Me Where Your Dreams Are?”: A Review of Céline Sciamma’s Girlhood (2014) |
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Charles Peterson |
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| No 26 (2015): In Movement: Women in Africa and the African Diaspora |
Anatomy of an Evolving Movement: The Women’s Peace Movement and Political Activism in Sierra Leone since the 1990s |
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Josephine A. Beoku-Betts, Lynda R. Day |
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| No 28 (2016): Muslim Women in Africa and the Diaspora: Past, Present and the Future |
Editorial: Muslim Women in Africa and The Diaspora: Past, Present and the Future |
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Hadeer Abo El Nagah |
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| No 20 (2012): Education in Africa |
Assessing the Progress Made by African Countries in Meeting the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) on Eliminating Gender Disparity in Education |
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Gladys Mutangadura |
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| No 29 (2016): Women’s Autobiography in South Africa, Maternal Depression in Barbados and Film Reviews on Ama Ata Aidoo and Girlhood |
“A Corner, With My Desk and My Pen”: A Review of The Art of Ama Ata Aidoo (2014), Yaba Badoe, Dir. |
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Charles Peterson |
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| No 28 (2016): Muslim Women in Africa and the Diaspora: Past, Present and the Future |
Book Review. In Pursuit of Paradise; Senegalese Women, Muridism and Migration by Eva Evers Rosander, The Nordic Africa Institute, 2015. |
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Hadeer Abo El Nagah |
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| No 16 (2010) |
Dismantling Female Solidarity in Mariama Bâ’s Scarlet Song |
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Lori Beth De Hertogh |
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| No 10 (2007): Women Political Leaders (Part II) |
Judge Navanethem Pillay: An Unapologetic Feminist and Human Rights Activist |
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Nkiru Nzegwu |
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| No 10 (2007): Women Political Leaders (Part II) |
Miriam Makeba: The Revolutionary Warrior |
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Nkiru Nzegwu |
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| No 31 (2017) |
Understanding Motherhood Beyond Dichotomy: Oyĕwùmí and Irigaray in Dialogue |
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Azille Coetzee |
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