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Monique Kwachou

Welcome to my digital corner of the web. This is a space for thinking, writing, remembering, and speaking in public. Whether you are here to read, research, or collaborate, the door is open.

An Open Letter to My Sisters on Internalized Sexism and Sisterhood

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Dear Sisters,  How are you? How is Women’s Month treating you?  Permit me tell you a story.  One of my clearest memories from my undergraduate studies was of an assignment that required us to write on cultural practices which were abusive or violent towards women. We were encouraged to speak to older women, like our […]

March 12, 2016 / 14 Comments
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Men’s Empowerment

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I am known for my feminist stance. It seems certain Facebook friends tag me whenever they want me to defend womankind over something (considered indefensible) or the other. Recently however, after having a conversation with a man who refers to his viewpoint as “traditional” I realized though a lot of what I say seems to […]

May 27, 2015 / 7 Comments
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Musings On Women’s Day

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Happy Women’s month!  May we observe the month wisely. In my own little contribution towards the rightful honoring of this month I’m going to share my musings on the various questions and comments which arise regularly during this period. 1-      Why celebrate women’s day? This is a popular question asked predominantly by men, who go […]

March 11, 2014 / 2 Comments
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