Writing from a decolonial feminist perspective, Oluwatobiloba reflects in this article on current practices within the philanthropic sector and the role of critical consciousness in the discourse on decolonial philanthropy.
I learnt about Theory when I read Bell Hooks’ essay on Theory as a Liberatory Practice. In the essay, bell hooks summoned Black and African feminist scholars and activists to cultivate the art of theorising. She described Theory as a healing practice. I was intrigued to know that the process of thinking, dreaming and conceptualising …
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We did not come to our Name by chance. After a period of dreaming and reflecting on what liberation means to us, we realised the importance of organising in the fashion of our feminist ancestors who centred on kinship, the passing down of knowledge and insisted on freedom from sexism and coloniality. Liberation Alliance Africa …
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