In a short interview, Senegalese lesbian activist Guadalupe Dansokho (a pseudonym), presents her unvarnished observations of her home country — plagued with femicides, ruled by power-hungry men, and near the bottom of the world’s worst nations in terms of gender equality. In an interview with Erasing 76 Crimes, she focused on gender violence and the country’s male-dominated politics: Finally, following the example of what is happening in Côte d’Ivoire, I would like us to set up “Brigades against Gender-Based Violence”, in order to fight and prevent femicides, but also to fight violence based on gender expression, especially against women considered too masculine, for example.