YPES OF AFRICAN FEMINISM part 1 The primary reason for the difference in the African feminism and Western feminism is the fact that it has developed in a different cultural context. In today’s ever
YPES OF AFRICAN FEMINISM part 1 The primary reason for the difference in the African feminism and Western feminism is the fact that it has developed in a different cultural context. In today’s ever
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TYPES OF AFRICAN FEMINISM part 1
The primary reason for the difference in the African feminism and Western feminism is the fact that it has developed in a different cultural context. In today’s ever changing world, African women are diligently trying to redefine their roles in ways so that they can make themselves more receptive and carve out an activism which is more aware of the culture. This is not an entirely unforeseen challenge, since the taboos of gender hierarchy, the status of female being always ancillary, and their struggle to carve out a niche for themselves within traditional African culture has been prevalent since ever.
The types of African feminism which emanated in various parts across the continent do not grow out of eccentricity within the context of industrial societies which is in contrast with the western feminism. In the West, economic and social inclination historically caused the women into leading more active roles in the economy, and feminism prevalent in west has always given more preference to women’s struggle for control over merely an entity for reproduction and sexuality. However, the