Renowned dancer and choreographer Kaffy has recently addressed the misconception that women lack mutual support compared to men. In a candid interview, she argued that this belief is inaccurate and rooted in popularized myths.
Kaffy highlighted that women are just as capable of supporting each other as men, and the stereotype that suggests otherwise is harmful. She also pointed out that men experience their own rivalries and betrayals, which are often overlooked or unspoken.
According to Kaffy, the idea that women don’t support each other is a misguided perception. She noted that male rivalries are just as prevalent, and the “bro code” doesn’t eliminate the potential for betrayal among men.
Kaffy’s perspective brings a refreshing view on female relationships, which are frequently misrepresented as being overly competitive and catty.
Her comments encourage women to break free from these damaging stereotypes and to actively support and uplift one another.
Kafayat Oluwatoyin Shafau, better known as Kaffy, is a celebrated Nigerian dancer, choreographer, dance critic, instructor, and fitness coach. Kaffy is the founder and owner of Imagneto Dance Company.
She rose to international fame in 2006 when she set the Guinness World Record for the “Longest Dance Party” at the Nokia Silverbird Danceathon.
