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In this episode, we reflect with Gini Reticker and Cecelia Danuweli on the power of women in ending war.

In this episode of Cry Like a Boy the author of critically-acclaimed memoir ‘All Boys Aren’t Blue’ Georges M Johnson addresses the questions about race, identity and gender.

In this episode, we discuss the role of women in conflict resolution and peacebuilding with Gini Reticker and Cecelia Danuweli.

In Cry Like Boy, we have spoken about the trauma caused by Liberia’s civil war. But conflict is a global issue. In this new episode, we ask UNs Adama Dieng about what the impact of such a violent act as genocide can have on men, women or victims of rape.

We travel back in time to Liberia’s civil war and talk with a former soldier about how masculinity was pushed to the extreme.

In this episode we discuss with Sharon Ekambaram and Julie Kleinman the challenges that come after the migrant adventure, whether they make it to Europe, or return to Africa.

Liberian artist @5vonic, featured in the #CryLikeABoy podcast, we spoke to her about her music, gender roles, activism and her country. #Liberia

Khopotso Mangoenyane Bodibe, or Khops, as he was known, was one-in-a-million. The tributes posted below recall his humanity, his love, his compassion, his big booming laugh and the incredibly important work he not only did as a journalist, but as a social justice journalist at the height of South Africa’s heartbreaking and deadly HIV denialism years.  Week after week, Khops would produce his “Living with HIV” package which was broadcast in more than one language on SABC radio stations an...

Liberia’s brutal civil war pushed soldiers and masculinity to the extreme. Jonathan and Morris had to show strength even when they feared death. Join our talk with Liberian journalist Carielle Doe as we retrace the past #CryLikeaBoy

What are the origins of homophobia in Africa? Where do the laws that punish same-sex relationships come from? #CryLikeaBoy #Podcast