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Monique Kwachou

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Dear Fellow Cameroonians, Do us a Favor and Educate Yourself this Women’s Month!

Feminist Rants

As someone who is very vocal about being a feminist and someone who teaches feminist studies, I would get tagged on Facebook posts meant to ‘trigger’ my reaction on a DAILY basis. Thankfully, I unfollowed the worst offenders and used the security options to limit who can tag me on posts.  Still, I am acquainted […]

March 1, 2020 / 1 Comment
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Dear Cameroonian Girl, Yes- you really, truly can #PressforProgress

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Above is a brief message I was moved to make a few days back. It’s rough, but it captures the feeling I had that morning. The awe at how we- several young Cameroonian women I know and myself included- are literally living the Cameroonian dream. This is not a boast. It is definitely not about […]

March 8, 2018 / 0 Comments
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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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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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