Arts + Culture31 March 2017 African Women Speak On Their Experiences of Gender Stereotypes at Work and How To Fight It A deep look at ways African women combat gender stereotyping in their professional environments—especially sexist assignments.
News31 March 2017 Solange Declares 'I Am a Proud Black Feminist' In Bust Magazine and We're Here For It Here are some of our favorite gems from Solange's interview with Bust Magazine on black feminism, the power of the internet and more.
Op-Ed31 March 2017 We Need To Erase The Phrase “Real Women” From Our Vocabulary A cisgender woman writes about the importance of making conversations surrounding womanhood more inclusive of trans women.
#Okay100Women31 March 2017 Thank You From the Women of OkayAfrica A note of gratitude from the women behind OkayAfrica's 100 Women list on how March was a success—thanks to you.
Style30 March 2017 This Stunning Photo Series Draws Inspiration From Traditional Braids and Ghana's Krobo Beads Creative director and model, Nneka Ibeabuchi, shares with us her photo series honoring the classic braids and Ghanaian beads.
News30 March 2017 To Infinity and Beyond: African Women Who Are Leading the Way In Aviation and Space Travel Here's a list of African women who are transforming the fields of space travel and aviation.
News29 March 2017 Black Women Are Keeping it Real on Twitter With These Hashtags Addressing Workplace Racism Black women are taking to Twitter to tell their stories about dealing with racism at work.
#Okay100Women29 March 2017 Tony Gum on Being an ‘Artist in Learning’ and Staying Grounded We speak with OkayAfrica's 100 Women honoree and South African artist Tony Gum on her journey as an "artist in learning" and more.
News29 March 2017 This 23-Year-Old Nigerian Author's Afrofuturist Novel Has Been Picked Up By Fox Studios Tomi Adeyemi's debut fantasy novel 'Children of Blood and Bone' will be adapted into a film trilogy by Fox 2000.
Photos28 March 2017 Our Tongues Still Move While We Sleep: A Dedication to Spiritual Remembrance and Erotic Existence A photo essay by a South African visual artist and photographer on the spiritual significance of la bruja.
#Okay100Women28 March 2017 Evelyn From The Internets on Knowing When to Log Off and What Brings Her Joy Our favorite internet cousin Evelyn Ngugi drops some quick gems on social media breaks, what brings her joy and more.
#Okay100Women27 March 2017 Zanele Muholi on Second Chances and ‘Visual Activism’ We catch up with South Africa's Zanele Muholi, where she touches on her latest work and using a camera lens as a tool for activism.