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NGOs, gender, culture and multiculturalism a Zim babwean view

Colleta Chitsike

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Women across the globe experience gender oppression in many, and different, ways. Colleta Chitsike refuses to see the fight against gender injustices as a 'Northern' concept. As a woman from the 'South', she sees gender injustice as it affects her personally, as well as the ways in which it affects other women.

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Women across the globe experience gender oppression in many, and different, ways. Colleta Chitsike refuses to see the fight against gender injustices as a 'Northern' concept. As a woman from the 'South', she sees gender injustice as it affects her personally, as well as the ways in which it affects other women.

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Women across the globe experience gender oppression in many, and different, ways. Colleta Chitsike refuses to see the fight against gender injustices as a 'Northern' concept. As a woman from the 'South', she sees gender injustice as it affects her personally, as well as the ways in which it affects other women.

Key concepts: Injustice, Oppression, Democracy, Gender studies, Sociology, Multiculturalism, Subordination (linguistics), Social change

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