Aili Mari Tripp (U. of Wisconsin – Madison and ASA President) on African women’s movements and paradoxes of power in Museveni’s Uganda. Includes discussion of democratization and highlights the need for the African Studies Association to challenge the U.S. government’s draconian cuts to international education. With guest host Prof. Kiki Edozie (International Relations, Michigan State).

Africa Past and Present: Episode 58 [ 34:46 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tags: African Studies Association, Aili Mari Tripp, East Africa, Fulbright, gender, Kiki Edozie, politics, Tanzania, Title VI, Uganda, women

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