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Another iconic image of a woman leading a protest in Africa. This one from Nigeria 
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What I also take from these images are one does not have to abandon his/her culture in order to be powerful or impactful
Remember Iesha Evans
Somali women protesting for the release of Angela Davis in Mogadishu (1972)
This is Hawo Tako, legendary Somali freedom fighter against the Italian colonialist and antifascist
Mekatilili a Kenyan freedom fighter who led the Giriama people in a resistance against the British Colonial Administration
In solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Namibia and Nigeria
Field Marshal Muthoni Kirima another Kenyan freedom fighter and Mau Mau
