Ifeoma Mabel Onyemelukwe

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Why is it that oppression of men by women is not a common theme in literature and yet a lot of men are suffering seriously at the hands of women?

The law in some civilised countries of the world seems to be unfavourable to men and yet women are now in the habit of oppressing the men. A lot of men , for example, are thrown out of their...

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What are the indices of Neocolonialism?

What and what show that an independent African Country is suffering from neocolonialism?

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Which Francophone African writers fight fiercely forthe liberation of the African woman from oppression and subjugation?

Women liberation.

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Can we talk of Ableist Literature?

Does the literary work depict persons with disability? Is the writer positively disposed to persons with disability judging from the language use or are they being stigmatised in the book?

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Apart from The Beggars' Strike by Aminata Sow Fall and The Money Order by Sembene Ousmane which other books can be described as ableist literature?

A novel where the novelist is making an advocacy for persons with disability. An African Literary work, where characters with disability are treated with respect and not stigmatized.

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Can somebody recommend to me a novel in Francophone African Literature which treats the theme of single parent child?

I mean a novel written originally in French by a francophone African writer. in it, the author discusses the plight of the child raised in a single parent home.

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Avoiding Terms that Tend to Stigmatise Persons with Disability

It is crucial to use person-first language and avoid the use of stigmatizing terms when addressing individuals with one form of disability or the other. Person-first language places the focus on...

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