THE STANDARD By
Grace Ng’ang’a |
March 8th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
The history of women questing for political leadership in the country is an interesting chapter in Kenya’s democratic evolution and shift towards the inclusion of marginalised groups.
There is more to be celebrated than denigrated on the struggle women gone through to have a voice and be heard at a table of men.
Leaders of the feminist movement endured a lot before a way was made for them to have a presence in political leadership.
But the discourse of the feminist struggle has been waning over the years and the women’s movement that was vibrant in the 1970s through to the 1990s, dedicated towards total liberation of women, is now playing lip service to the cause.
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absolutely and some people from madrid, some people. anthony: so-called bro food in fact predates the advent of the kobe slider or donkey sauce and probably even the high five. txokos are private and historically all male gastronomical societies, though that gender rule has changed with the times. but it is still strictly basque, and strictly members only. anthony: so was everybody born here, are you from san sebastian? aitor: yes, san sebastian. anthony: most everybody. aitor: we are very lucky that we are just here surrounded by the sea, by the mountains, the green mountains, so in just one hour distance you have any kind of fresh product. antonio: we consider food as a part of our culture. i mean the importance it has in our everyday life i mean aitor: this is the best example right here. lourdes: there is one thing my dad always says at home or at times we may not have money for you to go on holidays, or to