I was honoured to inaugurate this year’s Avid Readers’ Forum conversations as the Lead Reader, on a theme dear to my African Feminisms scholarship. Before diving into my reflections on the conversation, it is instructive to appreciate that African Feminisms is an active epistemic struggle and its battleground is in the everyday. Recent incidents of intentional killing of women, femicide, draw me to Toni Morrison’s concept of re-memory, a personal or collective familiar or unfamiliar traumatic memory,[ii] to imprint in our minds that these manifestations of gendered violence run through space and time. There is also Amina Mama’s acknowledgement of the ‘hidden struggle’ against gender-based violence, the one that is neither written nor spoken about:
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