Runs Girls and the Sliding Scale of Nigerian Morality

Tracy Ofarn

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Tracy Ofarn

Tracy Ofarn is a lawyer and writer. She is passionate about, feminism especially as it pertains to Nigeria, where she spent much of her youth. She has written about a vast number of topics in that area including consent, domestic violence and how feminism intersects with Christianity. She runs the blog World Views and Current News (https://worldviewsandcurrentnews.wordpress.com/) as well as a legal blog. The administrators of 9jafeminista (https://9jafeminista.wordpress.com/) and The Girls Like Me (https://www.thegirlslikeme.com/) have been kind enough to let her write for their blogs. Tracy also writes fiction and comedy and enjoys singing and spending time on social media.

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