<p>In this episode I reference books to discuss the source of some of the problems that African women face - are the challenges caused by men or fellow women? </p>

In this episode I reference books to discuss the source of some of the problems that African women face - are the challenges caused by men or fellow women?

<p>In this episode I reference books to discuss the source of some of the problems that African women face - are the challenges caused by men or fellow women?&nbsp;</p>

Who Causes more Trouble for Women?

I reference books set in Africa to discuss how African women are portrayed in novels. During our discussions, I ask my guests and listeners for their views on a variety of issues, including the following three questions:   1.Is the role of an African girl set long before she is born, or is she free to choose the life she desires?  2.what role do African women play in shaping existing narratives on gender relations? 3.And, does education open more opportunities or conflicts for African women?

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I reference books set in Africa to discuss how African women are portrayed in novels. During our discussions, I ask my guests and listeners for their views on a variety of issues, including the following three questions: 1.Is the role of an African girl set long before she is born, or is she free to choose the life she desires? 2.what role do African women play in shaping existing narratives on gender relations? 3.And, does education open more opportunities or conflicts for African women?

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Who Causes more Trouble for Women?