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Preface: Roots of the Collection | p. xiii |
Acknowledgments | p. xv |
Forword: A Song in Seven Stanzas for Our Granddaughters | p. xix |
African Women Writing Resistance: An Introdcution | p. 3 |
Engaging with Tradition | p. 13 |
The Day When God Changed His Mind | p. 15 |
The Old Woman | p. 22 |
Interview with Kaya a Mbaya (Congo), a Babongo Woman | p. 27 |
Interview with Elisabeth Bouanga (Congo-Brazzaville): Remembrance of Things Past | p. 33 |
Speaking Out: Young Women on Sexuality | p. 39 |
Woman Weep No More | p. 43 |
Letters to My Cousin | p. 50 |
Story of Faith | p. 59 |
Lovesung for a Father, with Poet's Note | p. 75 |
It's Not Rape If … | p. 84 |
To Be or Not to Be a Lesbian: The Dilemma of Cameroon's Women Soccer Players | p. 85 |
My Name Is Kasha | p. 90 |
Cosmo Africa and Other Poems | p. 93 |
Challenging the Institution of Marriage | p. 97 |
Child | p. 101 |
Hailstones on Zamfara | p. 104 |
The Good Woman | p. 118 |
Ngomwa | p. 131 |
They Came in the Morning | p. 140 |
The Battle of the Words: Oratory as Women's Tool of Resistance to the Challenges of Polygamy in Contemporary Wolof Society | p. 149 |
Focusing on Survival: Women's Health Issues | p. 167 |
Tell Me Why: Two Poems | p. 171 |
Surviving Me | p. 174 |
The Struggle to End the Practice of Female Genital Mutilation | p. 192 |
Slow Poison | p. 198 |
Just Keep Talking: Two Poems | p. 210 |
Tell Me a Lie | p. 212 |
Prayers and Meditation Heal Despair | p. 214 |
Taking a Stand: Women as Activists against War, Environmental Degradation, and Social Conflict | p. 219 |
A Poem Written in the Ink of the Blood Shed in Rwanda, with Poet's Note | p. 223 |
Excerpt from Biography of Ash | p. 228 |
Women's Responses to State Violence in the Niger Delta | p. 235 |
Excerpt from Child Soldier: Fighting for My Life | p. 248 |
Don't Get Mad, Get Elected! A Conversation with Activist Wangari Maathai (Kenya) | p. 259 |
Writing from a Different Place: Perspectives on Exile and Diaspora | p. 265 |
Musings of an African Woman: Excerpts from a Memoir in Progress | p. 267 |
A Moroccan Woman in the Glocal Village: Reflections on Islam, Identity, and Cultural Legacies | p. 273 |
Knowing Your Place | p. 281 |
Letter to Clara | p. 285 |
Standing at the Edge of Time: African Women's Visions of the Past, Present, and Future | p. 293 |
ôWe Are Our Grandmothers' Dreamsö: African Women Envision the Future | p. 295 |
Liberation | p. 313 |
Suggestions for Further Reading | p. 315 |
Contributors | p. 327 |
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