TYPES OF AFRICAN FEMINISM part 3 Though most followers believe that ‘for African feminists, the double commitment to women’s liberation and African emancipation becomes one, they find that Negritud

TYPES OF AFRICAN FEMINISM part 3 Though most followers believe that ‘for African feminists, the double commitment to women’s liberation and African emancipation becomes one, they find that Negritud

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TYPES OF AFRICAN FEMINISM part 3

Though most followers believe that ‘for African feminists, the double commitment to women’s liberation and African emancipation becomes one, they find that Negritude, for example, was unreasonable in making romantic and mythic images of the African woman. Also, the African male writer and/or critic’s praise of African motherhood is seen as domineering and unpleasant because their expressed views agree to ‘other prescribed female role which is at the core of most African poetry. However, this school’s line of reasoning ignores the fact that the creation of mythic African womanhood is corresponding with the proposition that the African woman’s world be seen through her own eyes.

By assuming an approach to liberation that is universal in scope or nature, African liberation and African women’s freedom, this route evokes a glorification of the African woman with ‘mountains on her back.’ It uses a post colonialist feminist notion that asks for a conceptual filter of inclusion by exclusion, to set up hindrances similar to those whose removal remains part of its plan. But stated assurance to the cause of the African woman’s emancipation is usually present as a major concern.