Accountability now
by African Women Millennium Innitiative on Poverty and Human Rights
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This trilingual zine (articles are written in English, French, and Portuguese) compiles the thoughts of women of African descent from around the world. They discuss economic issues in Africa as well as issues of health (especially HIV/AIDS), poverty, and activism through essays, poems, and photographs. One of the contributors, Courtney Keene was a Barnard College student at the time the zine was published.
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