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Where are the men, and not just in Nigeria? Kidnapping crisis underscores the question but calls for introspection
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Voices from the Night
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Voices from the Night: The Power and Promise of Community Change is now out there for everybody to see and read. It is a “story book.” I am a story teller! I have had the opportunity to be a witness to so many events in so many environments. Whether it is the preacher in me, the teacher in me, or the advocate in me, or all of the above, I cannot tell a story without applying a lesson.
On Being a Tough Angel and the International Day of the Woman
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Women Matter – So What Can We Do?
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Religion – Women – Politics – Equal Access
In the second presidential debate, Katherine Fenton asked the following question: “In what new ways do you intend to rectify the inequalities in the workplace, specifically regarding females making 72 percent of what their male counterparts earn?”