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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie covers Schick Magazine's November issue

Chimamanda for Schick [instagram/schickmagazine]
Chimamanda for Schick [instagram/schickmagazine]
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is November's cover girl for Schick Magazine.
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Stunning author and feminist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie covers November’s issue of Schick Magazine and speaks on feminism, fashion and literature.

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For the cover of Schick Magazine, Chimamanda wears Bridget Awosika and Titi Adesa.

Speaking on intellectual women being concerned about their looks she says:

 “It’s important to challenge the idea that an intellectual woman cannot possibly like fashion.

Chimamanda for Schick Magazine [instagram/schickmagazine]
Chimamanda for Schick Magazine [instagram/schickmagazine]
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There are intelligent women all over the world who like fashion, but they feel the pressure to pretend otherwise because they want to be taken seriously by a mainstream world that has decided that intelligent women cannot possibly like fashion."

On feminism she says;

“We have been socialised to think of power as male. So when a woman seeks power or has power, we judge her very harshly. We look for a reason to bring her down.” 

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