The founding argument for women's education and rational equality with men.
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Oyèrónkẹ́ Oyěwùmí · University of Minnesota Press · 1997 · 229 pages · Postcolonial feminism · Feminist theory
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Argues that gender was not a central organising category in Yorùbá society before colonialism.
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Core reading in African feminist theory.
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