The Invisible Hand CHAPTER VII: I Am Not The We Of Anyone
Jun 30, 2021
Domingos Bungane, a talented producer and translator, joins Georgina Savage to delve into the nuances of identity and inequality. They explore the profound struggles faced by families dealing with financial instability, emphasizing resilience amidst challenges. The discussion transitions to the vital role of women in African communities and the cultural expectations surrounding gender roles. Personal stories ignite a conversation about intersectionality, privilege, and the emotional complexities of navigating societal pressures on identity and sexuality.
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Domingos' Family Struggles
- Domingos shared how his father's job loss and subsequent drinking deeply affected his family.
- His mother had to work hard on farms paid in food to support the family through tough times.
Impact of Colonialism on Gender
- African women historically held powerful and complementary roles to men.
- Colonialism imposed external hierarchies, sidelining women and distorting gender dynamics.
Kevin's Childhood and Baking
- Kevin, a young man in Sabi, shares unique childhood experiences impacted by an eye injury.
- He developed a love for baking doughnuts, an unusual hobby for men in his community.
