Welcome to Women Wheel, a space dedicated to exploring the diverse and powerful experiences of women around the world. Here, I share stories and reflections on various topics, including sexuality, gender, and culture. I also discuss climate change, literature, womanhood, feminism, and decolonization. These are stories that unite us across age, race, and geography.
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Latest Posts
- Shaping a Future: Freedom from Violence toward Female JournalistsIn 2014, while covering a demonstration in Managua, Nicaragua, against the construction of the Interoceanic Canal, a project aimed at uniting the Pacific and Caribbean, I encountered a sobering reality. My colleagues and I found ourselves blocked by police and paramilitaries. Thankfully, we emerged unscathed. However, this experience taught me… Read more: Shaping a Future: Freedom from Violence toward Female Journalists
- Exploring Intersectionality: Insights from a Black Feminism WorkshopLast autumn, I took an online course offered by Afroféminas titled Black Feminism from Abya Yala. I enrolled because I wanted to deepen my understanding of intersectionality and other topics that I knew would enrich both my personal growth and my professional practice. The course was divided into four parts:… Read more: Exploring Intersectionality: Insights from a Black Feminism Workshop
- Exploring Minna Salami’s Book ‘Can Feminism Be African?’I finally read Can Feminism Be African? A Most Paradoxical Question by Minna Salami, after a long wait from the library. The book explores a wide range of critical questions and reflections from the author, weaving together feminist theories and practices/theories, cultures, history, and personal stories to discuss feminism from an African… Read more: Exploring Minna Salami’s Book ‘Can Feminism Be African?’
- Legacy of Afro Women in Civil Rights MovementAs we celebrate Afro History Month, I want to honour the legacy of three Afo women activists who played crucial roles in the foundation of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s. These women organized boycotts, sit-ins, and peaceful protests. For example, the Freedom… Read more: Legacy of Afro Women in Civil Rights Movement
- Understanding Menopause: A Personal JourneyWhy don’t we talk about menopause? This was the question I asked myself when I began this new phase of womanhood. I knew a little, but not enough to fully understand the significant changes and challenges I was about to face. So, I decided to learn more about what it… Read more: Understanding Menopause: A Personal Journey