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THREE DAYS AFTER…

‘African on African… Black on Black… Minority on minority… The oppressed oppressing the oppressed. This can’t be xenophobia. There must be another name for this.’ – Kenny Badmus. ‘Women, poor

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Quick Question: Who Stole Lupita’s Oscar Dress?

The question on everyone’s lips: Who stole Lupita Nyong’o’s Oscar dress? Made with 6,000 pearls and valued at $150,000, Calvin Klein’s custom creation for the actress was taken from her

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Lessons Learned From ‘She Called Me Woman’ (Final Entry)

LESSON 20 From the chapter, ‘I Convinced Myself I Wasn’t Lesbian’, HA has this to say to us: “Until we become visible, queer people [in Nigeria] will continue to think

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  1. trystham
    July 26, 09:08 Reply

    19 stereotypical, not so? I must attend one

  2. Mandy
    July 26, 10:38 Reply

    I have a problem with the submissiveness implied in the tweet about encountering the police. There has to be a better reaction to encountering the police than just bowing to their will. These men in uniform will continue to overstep their bounds if we civilians keep buckling under their brutality.

  3. Pablo ™
    July 27, 11:58 Reply

    I laughed hard at two of the piece. So gay pride happens in Nigeria? This village is shielding me from orishirishi.

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