NGOs, gender, culture and multiculturalism a Zim babwean view
Colleta Chitsike
Abstract
Colleta Chitsike
Abstract
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