👩🏾‍🎓 Feminism

Class, capitalism, and race shaped women's struggles in South Africa, from the 1956 Women's March to apartheid's disruption of Black families and labor.

A conversation with sociologist Zine Magubane on how racism, capitalism, and colonialism shaped South African women's struggles, from apartheid's impact on Black families to today's feminist and labour movements.

This editorial honors three revolutionary women with the Black Star of Labor Award for their lifelong dedication to Pan-African liberation, cultural resistance, and anti-imperialist struggle.

Examines the centrality of women to revolutionary Pan-Africanism, analyzing historical contributions by figures like Nkrumah and Garvey while addressing internal gender dynamics within leftist organizations.

Samora Machel’s 1973 speech argues that women’s emancipation is essential to Mozambique’s anti-colonial revolution and broader socialist transformation.

Saida Ali discusses women's leadership, community empowerment, and collective action in shaping Africa's future.

Activist Saida Ali discusses pan-African women's solidarity, the impact of war in Sudan, and youth-led democratic protests against state repression in Kenya.