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Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President

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Harriet's Daughters

African women are building liberated territory, brick by brick 

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
In the Uhuru Movement, we often speak about building liberated territory–reclaiming land, buildings and institutions for the benefit of the African working class. These...
African National Women’s Organization (ANWO)

Femicide is colonial violence: Why colonized women are dying

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
Femicide is often discussed like it's an anomaly that occurs within a society that is otherwise free from violence. The reality, however, is that...
African National Women’s Organization (ANWO)

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
The cases of Cherise Doyley and Briana Bennet, two African women who were court ordered to undergo cesarean sections against their will, uncovers the...
African National Women’s Organization (ANWO)

Strength, struggle, and the leadership of African Women

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
I didn’t learn about the role of women in books or school. All I had to do was look into my family to see...
Harriet's Daughters

Jamaica’s real storm is political

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
Jamaica! Jamaica! Its national motto, “Out of many, one people,” reflects the diverse cultural and historical roots that make up the island’s identity. Known as...
African National Women’s Organization (ANWO)

We Them Girls: African women must lead,the Chairman makes sure of it

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
I am an African woman who fights for the freedom of African people, with a special focus on ending the specific oppression of African...
colonialism

No future for African women workers under colonial capitalism

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
Trump’s America is not so different Trump’s America is not different from the America African people have faced for our entire existence. From the birth...
African National Women’s Organization (ANWO)

Black mothers march on the White house to protest family policing

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
WASHINGTON, DC – On Mother’s Day 2025, Black mothers, fathers, and family policing opponents from across the U.S. gathered once again for the fourth...
Economy

Cuba, freedom, and the future: Lessons from a revolutionary society

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
In May 2025, I traveled as part of the L.A. Hands Off Cuba Committee on a delegation that brought over $500,000 worth of medical...
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