In 2015, Axelle contributed to the anthology Volcaniques, une anthologie du plaisir, and in 2021 to the collection Nos amours radicales on the topic of love as a militant and empowering act. She also wrote the foreword to the new edition of Mariama Bâ’s classic novel, Un chant écarlate. Previously a reporter for Le Monde Afrique and Africa N°1, Axelle now runs the column Lance-Flammes in the magazine Causette. She was hailed by Le Monde as one of the new faces of feminism. Axelle’s literary memoir ME, MY SEX & I: Diary of an Afropean Feminist -Journal intime d'une féministe (noire) in french-, her firts title, an incredible story of empowerment and resilience, touching on theme of motherhood, inheritance, domestic abuse, sexuality and recovery was published in France in march 2022, with Au Diable Vauvert.
Axelle Jah Njiké
Axelle Jah Njiké
Axelle Jah Njiké was born in Cameroon and moved to France as a child. She is an afropean author, podcaster, playwright, producer, columnist and pagan feminist. Her audio works over million listens Me, My sexe and I® - the podcast, La fille sur le canapé, Je suis noire et je n’aime pas Beyoncé have reached a large audience, across different cultures and origins. Centered around the lives and experiences of women of African descent, both from the standpoint of the individual and the collective,
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Other references
Sexual abuse on black girls in black (afropean) communities.
An unknown story (with a reference to Beyonce) of african feminism from 1960 until today, from africa to the carribean to France.
Twice a month, an one on one conversation about black (afropean) female intimacy.
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