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Feminism has great significance in Kenya. The first wave of feminism started in the early 19th and 20th century when women were allowed to vote. The second wave came from the women liberation movement for equal rights and social rights. According to Mary Wollstonecraft Feminism came into consideration as a series to showcase activism and movements. Also feminism was described as the belief in economic, social and political equality amongst different sexes.

https://www.mirovna-akademija.org/rma/en/essays/2020-international-summer-course/feminism-and-its-significance-in-modern-kenya

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History Of Feminism In Kenya

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https://youtu.be/z7bm_MwZTkc

Fena Gitu- Trouble

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https://youtu.be/7woNmkDzTf8

Stella Mwangi- No Games

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https://youtu.be/NQdIcQ9rhf4

Nazizi- Need Me

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https://www.musicinafrica.net/magazine/hip-hop-kenya

Kenya’s Start of Hip Hop- Hip hop first originated in Kenya in response to the bad living situations and limited economic accessibility. Artists used hip hop as a way to spread awareness to the very many problems that challenged them.

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Kenyan baijas is a very popular street food in Kenya that consist of thinly sliced potatoes that are usually seasoned with a bit of tumeric,cumin, ginger , salt etc. The potatoes tend to be cooked until they are golden brown and that’s when they are typically ready to be eaten.

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https://youtu.be/lpM9IFfCkZk

Femi One’s interview with NTV Kenya, she speaks about her album “Greatness” and also spoke about certain things in her life.

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Kenya has been known for having one of the largest music scenes in Africa. It’s most popular genres of music are gospel and rap, and Kenyan popular music have always been dominated by rap and music. In the 1970’s rap emerged in America and was showcased through the radio, videos and television. Kenya then became exposed to it and got hooked.

https://africanmusicuga.wordpress.com/east-africa/kenya/kenyan-rap-and-hip-hop/

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https://open.spotify.com/track/7le3nkO5EtOFpMJ5iHda5l?si=0688xnjyS4CC_fVVsYE6Lg

Karun- Catch A Vibe

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Femi one collaborated with Mejja for this song called Utawezana and this song reached over 11 million views. Which then led this to become one of the most popular successful Kenyan songs.

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Kenya Fashion: They differentiate themselves from others with their fashion. Kenyan’s may wear a khanga or clothing called red checked Shuka. This is typically made from Maasai blankets and is used to express a certain tribe or to emphasize a village member with major power. Maasai is the typical dress/ choice of clothing that women tend to wear alongside plate like necklaces and similar additional accessories.

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Kenya Hip Hop

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https://open.spotify.com/album/24qbgmxkLw80N0qxr5QdOE?si=3dTlbpGRRYG-aythS5cuMQ

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Kenya

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Live music scene in Kenya. Sarabi Band during a live concert.

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Nazizi : Kenya’s first very successful Hip Hop artist, she even released  her first single at just 16 and has soared every since.

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Kenya is located in East Africa.

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Nairobi

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Moses Mbasu aka Buddha Blaze, Kenyan hip hop activist who participated at the Hiphop Symposium in Nairobi and also presented there in on April 17th, 2013.

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An early photograph of Nairobi-based hip hop trio Kalamasha

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Most significant place in Kenya.

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A map of Kenya

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Kenyan Flag