Thomas Sankara: Women's Liberation & the African Freedom Struggle

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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The Revolution Cannot Triumph Without the Emancipation of Women

03:42 • 2min

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The Women of Bacina Faso

05:27 • 2min

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The Importance of Dialectical Materialism in the Reconstruction of Humanity

07:53 • 3min

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Women's Inequality

10:34 • 3min

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The History of Women's Rights

13:16 • 3min

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Women's Inequalities Are Used Against Her

15:53 • 3min

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Women's Reality Is an Ongoing Problem for Us

19:20 • 4min

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Women and Men, What Is It All About?

23:38 • 3min

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Prostitution Is a Symbol of a Masculine Universe

26:16 • 2min

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Prostitution and the Law of Supply and Demand

28:34 • 3min

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The Subjugation of Women

31:21 • 2min

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The Woman, Mother Yet Domestic Servant

33:47 • 3min

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Women and Motherhood

36:35 • 3min

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The Ministry of Women in Berqina

39:09 • 3min

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Women's Genuine Emancipation

41:44 • 3min

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Women's Emancipation - What Tasks Do We Have?

44:41 • 2min

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Women of Berkina Have a Foothold All Over the Country

46:45 • 3min

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The Economic Emancipation of Women

49:46 • 2min

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Comrade Revolutionaries, We Must See to It That Marriage Is Not Imperative

52:12 • 3min

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Women's Emancipation - A Plan of Action to Benefit Men

55:38 • 2min

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Women's Equalization - The Right to Education

57:30 • 3min

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Women's Union of Bracina

01:00:46 • 2min

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The Plan of Action for Women's Emancipation

01:02:48 • 3min

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Women's Liberation Is a Revolution of the Revolution

01:05:44 • 2min

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Women, My Comrades in Arms, I Am Addressing Myself to You

01:08:08 • 2min

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Women, Comrades, Sisters and Brothers

01:10:31 • 3min

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Comrades, There Is Always a Woman

01:13:07 • 3min

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The Future Is Revolutionary

01:16:35 • 2min