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Lethabo Mailula
Lethabo Mailula is an academic at law, society and politics commentator and a cultural production critic operating from a black feminist praxis. She is committed to the project of archiving the art and literature of black women
Why are white women never called ‘slay queens’?
A new book called ‘The Soft Life’ argues that blessers and blessees are as much a white and Indian affliction as a black woman’s
Ancestory: Nokulinda Mkhize’s call to return to ancient teachings for modern living
In her new book, traditional healer Nokulinda Mkhize shares lessons from her practice to provide a traditional roadmap for love, community and friendship
‘Touch: Sex, Sexuality and Sensuality’ — the erotic in action
Full to the point of rupture, Touch still leaves the reader yearning for more
Forging self-love from trauma
Poems by two fierce young feminist voices make the case for demanding pleasure without guilt
The body in pain
Roxane Gay’s recent memoir explores what it feels like to be trapped in a vessel deemed undesirable