Tosin Jerugba is a Brazil-based, Nigerian dyke refugee, and it shows (in her work) from her love of language to her calling out of the hierarchy of said languages and cultures. Her work inhales African lived experiences and exhales relatability, activism, and her exhaustion with the cis-tem. Just check out the whistleblowing in “Lesbian Lovebomber” or the indigenous scolding in “Why do they call it The Congo,” and you’ll see what we mean. Pocket-sized, hilarious, honest, and available in both English and Portuguese.
