Archive - Feminist Inc

20 Things I Unlearned Before 20

Leaving behind who I was told to be.

20 hrs ago •

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Toluwalase Amuni

June 2025

Rating Nigerian Men’s Feminist Energy Based on Their Favorite Foods

If he loves plantain, marry him. If he loves pounded yam, run.

Jun 27 •

Who Will Marry You? Hopefully No One.

A Young Nigerian Woman’s Case Against Marriage

Jun 21 •

Surrogacy in Nigeria: Privilege Disguised as Autonomy

On Surrogacy, Capitalism, and the Cost of Biological Obsession

Jun 16 •

The Misogyny of the 'Good Father'

You can't be a good father and a bad husband.

Jun 14 •

I'm Not Feminist Enough

On being an imperfect feminist in a world that demands perfection

Jun 10 •

Two Can Play at This Game.

Two women. One fool. Game on.

Jun 3 •

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Toluwalase Amuni

May 2025

How revolutionary can a wife beater be?

Remembering Nyambura.

May 30 •

Joy is Political, So is Anger

A Double Voice Essay on Feminism, Anger, and Joy

May 22 •

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This Is What I Mean When I Say I'm in Love With My Best Friend

And all my friends too.

May 14 •

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Toluwalase Amuni

I Don’t Think You’re Beautiful—And That’s Not an Insult.

Rethinking compliments, value, and the myth of objective beauty.

May 8 •

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Toluwalase Amuni

April 2025

Cheating Is 'Natural for Men' - And Other Bullshit They Teach in Classrooms

When your beliefs make you the outsider, and why that’s not a bad thing.

Apr 28 •

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