Reclaiming the Narrative: Feminism is African

Feminism is often dismissed as "un-African." This is a claim repeated by anti-rights movements with increasing confidence. It works by severing African women and feminists from their own history. It erases the struggles that birthed the progress we enjoy today. It erases the organisers who built resistance movements across Africa for generations, often without funding or protection. African women have always resisted, they have organised across differences, crossed borders in solidarity, and built the social infrastructure that holds communities together… Video by YouTube channel.