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Women Chiefs in Building the Independent State,hile looking at me closely, but warmly, with an amused smile on her face and a twinkle in her clear, knowing eyes. She spoke neither English nor Krio, so we could not talk to each other directly, and I could only imagine what she thought of this young, American woman so far from home on a mission to

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Introduction: Gender and Power,cal authority in southern and eastern Sierra Leone and conceptualizes issues of women’s power and authority in new ways.. Following other research on women of high status in West Africa, this study asks readers to see beyond earlier political histories of the region, which erased the roles of commun

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,Men’s and Women’s Cultural Associations,n, so it could not be thunder. In any case, it got stronger as we got nearer to the center of the town. Completely curious as to what was going on, I descended from the taxi and walked on foot toward the sound, which grew louder and louder with every step. As I rounded the corner, I beheld a truly a

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Women of Authority before the Colonial Era,tled women of authority in the literature on early Sierra Leone. I was surprised because the general treatments of women in Africa I had read always talked about how oppressed African women were. So where did these so called queens come from? This was not ancient Egypt or the Nile Valley where I mig

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Women Chiefs During the Nineteenth-Century Wars of Trade, Expansion, and State Building,mated chiefdom of Jaiama-Bangor. Several people had advised me that the paramount chief there, B. A. Foday Kai, was an expert on Mende history and culture and welcomed outside researchers to interview him. Sitting on his veranda that afternoon in Telu, his quiet chiefdom headquarters town, he told m