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The digital realm was meant to be a space of connection, freedom, and equality, but it's often a reflection of the colonial systems that continue to shape our world. From data extractivism to algorithmic bias, the internet has become a tool for reinforcing inequality. It’s time to challenge the digital status quo and start decolonising these spaces.

Decolonizing Digital Realms: Reclaiming Online Narratives from the Shadows of Colonial Oppression

In a world that values women based on their ability to produce, the idea of rest has become a luxury few can afford. But what if rest wasn’t just a break from work, but a radical act of resistance?

Women’s Right to Rest

In a world that has tried to erase our roots, decolonizing beauty becomes a revolutionary act—one that empowers us to reclaim our narratives and reshape the definition of beauty. It’s not just about self-love, but about confronting and rejecting the structures that have historically told us our natural selves aren’t enough. Our curls, coils, and kinks are a testament to our heritage, our resilience, and our freedom.

Decolonizing Beauty: Reclaiming Beauty, One Coil at a Time

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Decolonizing Digital Realms: Reclaiming Online Narratives from the Shadows of Colonial Oppression

The internet promised a borderless world, but colonial power structures still dominate digital spaces. From data extractivism...

Jesse Ubani

18 May 2025

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Women’s Right to Rest

Women’s worth has long been defined by their labor, but the radical act of rest, free from...

Eugenie Rodriguez Huibonhoa

17 May 2025

18 May 25

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Decolonizing Digital Realms: Reclaiming Online Narratives from the Shadows of Colonial Oppression

Women’s Right to Rest

Decolonizing Digital Realms: Reclaiming Online Narratives from the Shadows of Colonial Oppression

Women’s Right to Rest

Decolonizing Beauty: Reclaiming Beauty, One Coil at a Time

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May Renewal: Our relationship with our bodies, time & selves

Spiritual Birthkeeping: African and Indigenous Rituals in Doula & Midwifery Work

Freedom Dreaming for Collective Liberation

My Female Body as a Battleground Against the Colonial Gaze