We Had Better Believe Her!
May 17, 2022
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Alexandra Mandewo, 18, recently won an award for her poem – Believe Her.
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Alexandra Mandewo, 18, recently won an award for her poem – Believe Her.
We must understand that financial independence is a cornerstone to dignity, and that achieving financial independence for women in India is fraught with societal challenges
Breaking patriarchal bonds, defying age-old norms, fighting social injustice… this activist, feminist and humanist takes centre stage yet again to raise awareness about violence against women.
A collection of provocative essays from a quick-witted, queer, non-binary, sex-positive, working-class anti-capitalist.
The number of women venture fund partners and women-led venture funds are at an all time high. But raising money is still a grind for women entrepreneurs.
Studies have been done about the hardships that Black female entrepreneurs face. The proposed solutions are literally steeped in capitalism & white supremacy.–Althea Branton
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Alexandra Mandewo, 18, recently won an award for her poem – Believe Her.
We must understand that financial independence is a cornerstone to dignity, and that achieving financial independence for women in India is fraught with societal challenges
Breaking patriarchal bonds, defying age-old norms, fighting social injustice… this activist, feminist and humanist takes centre stage yet again to raise awareness about violence against women.
A collection of provocative essays from a quick-witted, queer, non-binary, sex-positive, working-class anti-capitalist.
The number of women venture fund partners and women-led venture funds are at an all time high. But raising money is still a grind for women entrepreneurs.
Studies have been done about the hardships that Black female entrepreneurs face. The proposed solutions are literally steeped in capitalism & white supremacy.–Althea Branton
