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I bet you can't remember when you use to run about even without a panty and your parents, siblings, uncles or Aunts would literally come running after you and do a lot of playful gymnastics just to get you to put your clothes on. Eventually, the divide line became more visible. "You are a girl, sit right !", "You are a lady, you have to be in the kitchen." Then it became more intense, having to jump through cultural loops for being a woman, else the society shames you...or to use a more modern word: you are cancelled! How can women pull through under this weight, more so when the progenitors are not just men, but women as well ? Join me and my homegirl Hajara, tonight as she addresses some salient issues about women, culture and shame. Dive in.
By Sinmiloluwa OmoleI bet you can't remember when you use to run about even without a panty and your parents, siblings, uncles or Aunts would literally come running after you and do a lot of playful gymnastics just to get you to put your clothes on. Eventually, the divide line became more visible. "You are a girl, sit right !", "You are a lady, you have to be in the kitchen." Then it became more intense, having to jump through cultural loops for being a woman, else the society shames you...or to use a more modern word: you are cancelled! How can women pull through under this weight, more so when the progenitors are not just men, but women as well ? Join me and my homegirl Hajara, tonight as she addresses some salient issues about women, culture and shame. Dive in.