Tina Abena Oforiwa

I mourn all the things we lost in the fire. So much that that can never be recovered. And centuries later, it feels like a generation is still trying to pick up some of those pieces, standing on the shoulders of giants, trying to reclaim what once seemed irretrievably lost.

Shedding colonial skin, one truth at a time.

Even when they have no children, when they choose to be single, the independence of Black women has been positioned as some kind of failing.

Kemi Badenoch’s rise challenges our assumptions about power and identity. Does her prominence signal real change?