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Women vs Culture: The GEO Bill and Cultural Relativism in Nigeria

13/11/202214/11/2022 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / 3 Comments

Are women's rights universal or do they differ from culture to culture? #CulturalRelativism, #Feminism, #HumanRights, #Nigeria, #Women

“There are no ladies at the Bar”: Exploring Gender-Blindness in the Legal Profession

11/01/202211/01/2022 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / 2 Comments

"Good morning gentlemen and gentlemen in skirts". This was the opening line of a classmate at the Nigerian Law School who was making a presentation during our lecture today. #Feminism, #Law, #LegalProfession

“You’re Not Like Other Girls”: A Compliment or an Insult?

25/09/202109/10/2021 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / 2 Comments

"You're not like other girls." I've heard people use this line a couple of times. I think I can try to understand the idea behind it. But on the other hand, there is something very unsettling about it. #Compliments, #Feminism

Women and Titles – Here We Go Again…

31/08/202109/10/2021 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / Leave a comment

In this post, I explore the problem with the way women, especially married women, are recognised in our society. #Feminism, #GenderInclusion, #GenderSensitivity, #Titles, #Women

How to be More Gender-Inclusive in Your Language

30/01/202115/11/2022 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / 5 Comments

Here's a short list of gender-neutral alternatives you can use when you are addressing someone whose gender you do not know, or when you are referring to a hypothetical person. #Feminism, #Gender, #GenderInclusion, #GenderSensitivity

To Whom it may Concern: Please Stop Calling Women “Sir”

25/01/202109/10/2021 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / 5 Comments

Recently, I received a generic email from a company I used to work for, and the first thing I noticed was the salutation, which read "Dear Sirs". #Feminism, #Gender, #GenderInclusion, #GenderSensitivity

Pluralistic Feminism as reflected in “Bridgerton”

13/01/202109/10/2021 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / 2 Comments

In this piece, Rita Atalor discusses pluralistic feminism in the hit Netflix series, "Bridgerton". #Bridgerton, #Feminism, #GuestPost, #MovieReview, #Review

Broken on the Inside

04/10/202015/11/2022 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / 10 Comments

A knot forms in the back of Onome’s throat as she sees four hefty men approaching her little village compound in Delta State, Nigeria... #Culture, #Feminism, #FGM, #Fiction, #Flash Fiction, #Short Story #Tragedy

‘Miss’, ‘Ms’, and ‘Mrs’: The Problem with Titles and How We Use Them

15/08/202009/10/2021 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / 15 Comments

I have always wondered who thought it was a good idea to address women by reference to their marital status. Recently, I've been doing some reading on the history of 'Miss' and 'Mrs', and I found some interesting things. #Feminism, #Lifestyle, #Marriage, #Titles, #Women

Exploring Anti-Feminism in Nigerian Twitter

18/07/202009/10/2021 / Rukky Otive-Igbuzor / 19 Comments

In this post, I explore anti-feminism in Nigerian Twitter, including the reference to “feminist coven” and oppressive widowhood practices. #Anti-Feminism, #Feminism, #Misogyny, #Nigeria, #Sexism, #Twitter, #Widowhood

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