By: Jessica Horn
“There is something magical about a gathering of African feminists: rooms filled with the breath and radiant minds of women seeking more nourishing landscapes of social existence and more liberating forms of political and cultural expression. It is the earthly magic of women’s collective resistance, inhabiting a kaleidoscope of earthly bodies: programme officer, photographer, professor, parliamentarian, donor, grandmother, sex worker, heterosexual, lesbian, differently abled…”