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In chronological (most recent first) then alphabetical order
Commissioned and edited for Meeting of Minds UK in 2020:
November 2020:
A Shared Identity in Migration: Lasting Cultural Legacies
It Must be an Accident: Sexual Assault in Kenya
Nigerian Women’s Role in the #EndSARS Movement
The World’s Most Liveable City: But Conditions Apply
October 2020 – Black History Month Part Two:
#BHM A Mother and her child: Muthoni Wa Kirima
#BHM Black Victorian: The story of Queen Victoria’s Nigerian protégé
#BHM Bold and Black: The Dawn of a New Radical Woman
#BHM Channelling Makeba: The Power of Possibilities
#BHM Elizabeth Ambimbola Awoliyi: Nigeria’s First Female Physician
#BHM Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti: Driving Change and Not Just Cars
#BHM ‘I Am Positive and Loud’ Auxillia Chimusoro
#BHM Madam Yoko: Heroine of the people or colonial traitor?
#BHM Mekatitlili wa Menza: Kenyan Prophet and Warrior – Part 2
#BHM Queen Nzinga: Angola’s Skilled Military Commander
#BHM The Seat of Wangu wa Makeri
October 2020 – Black History Month Special Part One:
#BHM ‘Amanirenas: The One-Eyed Warrior Queen’
#BHM ‘American Queens of Gynaecology: Mothers of Medicine’
#BHM ‘Mekatitlili wa Menza: Kenyan Prophet and Warrior – A Two-Part Essay’
#BHM ‘Misogynoir in Medicine: Honouring Dr Rebecca Crumpler’
#BHM ‘Remembering Chibesa Kankasa: The Activist’
#BHM ‘Some call her revolutionary, others a witch: The powerful story of Alice Lenshina’
#BHM ‘The Gay Spot: An Imagining of Ruth Ellis’ Gatherings’
#BHM ‘The Women Who Saved Us: The Female Freedom Fighters of Guinea-Bissau’
#BHM ‘Una Marson: Jamaican Artist and Activist’
#BHM ‘Wangari Maathai: The Environmentalist who Changed the World
September 2020 – 2nd:
Belgian Muslim Women: Choosing Faith or Education
Fibroids: One of the Last Taboos
Period Poverty, Betrayed by My Anatomy
Reclaiming our time! Black Women, let’s talk about 2020
September 2020 – 1st:
Becoming a Black woman in the land where race does not exist
Has COVID-19 killed the ‘voluntourism’ star?
Racial disparities in maternal healthcare: A global phenomenon
Stop Silencing Toxicity in African Families
August 2020:
Is the Self-help industry harmful to Black Women?
Black Twitter: The Ghost-writer of Mainstream Brands
The Gendered Nature of Mental Illness in Nigeria
July 2020:
A Black Woman’s Guide to Navigating Berlin Gawkers
Coca-Cola and Cafemol: On Being a Zambian Woman
Nigeria’s Culture and Legal System Enables Gender-Based Violence and Female Subjugation
June 2020 – Refugee Week:
#RefugeeWeek: Refugees and Migrants – why they differ and why it matters
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