Thread by @EyalaBlog

Gather around, beautiful souls! It's reading time. If you're looking for recommended reads about #Feminism #WomensRights & #Africa to your #SundayReads list, you've come to the right place: #EyalaReads starts here and now!

I'm grateful to @Asmaaouu for curating a great list of non #COVID19 related articles and op-eds by African #feminist writers and activists. A welcome breath of fresh air.
Read on @AfriFeminists: bit.ly/3dQ5Cao
#EyalaReads #SundayReads

Today is International Day against Homophopia, Transphobia and Biphobia, and @TheRustinTimes is celebrating voices of queer people from Nigeria who dare to #BreakTheSilence.

#ChooseLoveNigeria #IDAHOBIT2020 #EyalaReads #SundayReads
bit.ly/2Td7lyI

The first anniversary of Binyavanga Wainaina's passing is approaching, and I found myself re-reading his beautiful piece about love, self-discovery, coming out and grief.
A classic.
bit.ly/3fZ0CC2

#RIP #IDAHOBIT2020 #EyalaReads #SundayReads

I have mixed feelings about this @washingtonpost piece on how #MeToo is living on outside of the US. Interesting perspectives from around the world but the title had me shouting @monaeltahawy's words: "The US is not the center of the #feminist universe"
wapo.st/2WBu9KG

Last but not least: I was honoured to be in conversation with @SaalaJeng as part of her excellent "Talking back" series. Grateful for the chance to articulate my vision of #Feminism and lessons from my work with Eyala & beyond.

bit.ly/2YV8SNC on @africasacountry
#Eyala

And we're done! Happy Sunday friends! Stay hydrated, check up on your sisters, and make time for a little reading. And of course, don't forget to share with a friend and to tell me what's on your reading list!

#EyalaReads #SundayReads