Society & Culture
This week we are speaking to Rutendo Chabikwa (@Rutendo Chabikwa) (@tedoex) about the meaning of taking up space for Africans, women, and queer people in the world. How do we navigate proximity to institutions and communities that have historically excluded us? What is the impact of all this on our mental health and wellbeing? Find her work here https://linktr.ee/tedoex
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