Lola Olufemi (b. London, 1996) is a feminist writer, organiser, and thinker whose work is grounded in a commitment to collective liberation, anti-capitalism, abolition, and feminist ethics as lived practice. Her political and creative work has been shaped by over a decade of feminist activism—both within institutions and far beyond them. She writes across genres, blending essay, polemic, and experimentation to explore how creative practice—particularly literature and archival materials—can reshape our relationship to power and time, functioning as tools for social transformation and political imagination.

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