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1. Queer kinship : South African perspectives on the sexual politics of family-making and belonging [2020]
- [Pretoria] : UNISA Press, University of South Africa ; London : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2020.
- Description
- Book — xii, 210 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits, map ; 28 cm.
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- PART I: The politics of belonging - questioning queer kinship and belonging
- 1. Chosen family: A photographic essay Germaine de Larch
- 2. Focus on 'the family'? How South African family policy fails queer families Catriona Ida Macleod, Tracy Morison and Ingrid Lynch
- 3. Revisiting 'familyhood' and queer belonging: Exploring queer collectivities created through culture and leisure practices Desiree Lewis
- 4. Spectres to come: Reproductive futurism, queer Africa, die-ins and drag Jaco Barnard-Naude
- 5. Esibathandayo
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- Van der Spuy, Carla.
- 1ste uitg. - Kaapstad, Suid-Afrika : Tafelberg, 2019.
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- Book — 173 pages, 8 pages of plates : illustrations, portraits ; 22 cm
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Johann Nel, die Skierlik-moordenaar, gevonnis tot 168 jaar gevangenisstraf, vind liefde. Die vrou trou met hom, teen alle raad... Dít is ver van die enigste geval van so 'n verhouding. Van diewe tot geweldsmisdadigers - selfs moordenaars - vind liefde. Carla van der Spuy voer openhartige gesprekke met verskeie sulke mense, en gaan klop ook aan by kenners om uit te vind wat sulke verhoudings dryf.
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3. Ravaged souls [2019]
- Shabangu, Pumza, author.
- [South Africa] : Akwande Publishing, [2019]
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- Book — 330 pages ; 22 cm
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"Vuyolwethu and Loxolo Ndamase are childhood sweethearts with a love as pure as their commitment to each other. When tragedy strikes it significantly alters their reality forever and leaves them shattered. Will their destined love withstand the consuming darkness ot the abyss or will they come out stronger than before? Ryan Cook struggles with a sense of belonging since his parents disowned him and chased him away with only the clothes on his back. When his life finally makes sense and he finds a chance at love, lies and secrets are revelaed threatening his sanity. Will he ever find a place to belong to? Lubabalo Sobukwe is a pastor's kid raised under the strong principles of his father's church. He has kept a secret that he knows would kill his father and destroy his family if it ever came out. When he finds love it becomes increasingly difficult to conceal his sexuality and it forces him to make a choice. Will he continue to live a lie, or will the love he's found free him to embrace who he is? Follow their lives as they deal with love, identity, pain, loss and secrets that make them realise that family ties aren't always formed by blood"--Back cover.
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- Auckland Park, South Africa : Jacana, 2018.
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- Book — xii, 191 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
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- Judge, Melanie, author.
- Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2018.
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- Book — xv, 158 pages ; 22 cm.
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- Introduction: (Un)settling Violence
- Chapter 1. "Double the Trouble": Gender and Sexuality (Un)corrected
- Chapter 2. The Violence of Racialisation, The Racialisation of Violence
- Chapter 3. View to a Kill: The Politics of Spectacle
- Chapter 4. Assimilation and Ascendance: Violent Differentiation in Post-Colonial Context
- Chapter 5. Law, Education and a Not-Only LGBT Revolution Conclusion: Trouble the Dreams of Political Possibility.
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- Hackman, Melissa, 1978- author.
- Durham : Duke University Press, 2018.
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- Book — xvi, 198 pages ; 23 cm
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- Preface ix Acknowledgments xv Introduction: Adrian's Desire Work
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- 1. Cultural Convergences
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- 2. Building Godly Emotional Intimacy
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- 3. Becoming Spiritual Warriors: Learning How to Fight Demonic Sexual Desires
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- 4. Mastering Romance and Sexual Feelings
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- 5. "I Didn't Fall, I'm Free": Leaving Healing Revelation Ministries
- 139 Afterword
- 165 Notes
- 171 References
- 177 Index 197.
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- Msibi, Thabo, author.
- New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2018.
- Description
- Book — 170 pages ; 24 cm.
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- 1. From silence to visibility
- 2. Theoretical and methodological framing
- 3. Same-sex practices and Zulu masculinity in an evolving post-apartheid South Africa
- 4. Zulu culture and Christianity: A marriage of convenience in advancing homophobia
- 5. Internalized homophobia: Passing to conform
- 6. Passing for opportunity: The unconstrained sexual liaisons?
- 7. Passing at school: excellence and professionalism as a coping mechanisms
- 8. Conclusion.
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- Serrano Amaya, José Fernando, author.
- Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, [2018]
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- Book — xxvi, 186 pages ; 22 cm.
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- 1. Sex, violence and politics: the research problem2. Armed conflict and sexual para-politics in Colombia3. Homophobia in apartheid and post-apartheid South Africa4.The chiaroscuro of sexual politics5. Telling truths about violence6. Gender and sexual orders making the new society.
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9. You have to be gay to know God [2018]
- Khumalo, Siya (Siyathokoza)
- Cape Town : Kwela Books, 2018.
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- Book — 287 pages ; 20 cm
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- Auckland Park : Jacana Media, 2017.
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- Book — 167 pages : color photographs ; 23 cm
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- The fourteen submissions included in the anthology are:Farah Ahamed, Poached Eggs (Fiction, Kenya) A subtle, slow and careful rendering of the everyday rhythms of domestic terror that pays homage to the long history of women's resistance. Written with wit, humour and grit, the story also sings of freedom, resistance and the desire to be unbound.Beyers de Vos, 'A Place of Greater Safety' (Journalism, South Africa) This piece covers the underground issues that are seldom discussed in the South African LGBT+ movement - homelessness, poverty, as well as attraction and violence - with empathy, real curiosity and knowledge.Sindiswa Busuku-Mathese, 'Midnight in Lusikisiki' (Poetry, South Africa) This poem hums with sadness and sings with anger. It is full of the sort of melancholy that marks the passing of something very important. It provides an opportunity to connect the theme of gender with issues of poverty and political corruption.Dilman Dila, Two Weddings for Amoit (Fiction, Uganda) A fresh piece of sci-fi written in a clear and bright way that surprisingly draws on covert and subversive love.Justin Dingwall, 'Albus' (Photography, South Africa) The choice of exquisitely beautiful high-fashion models to represent people with albinism - who are so often depicted as unattractive - is just breathtaking. It makes its point and leaves you wanting more.Amatesiro Dore, For Men Who Care (Fiction, Nigeria) A complex and thoughtful insight into a part of elite Nigerian life, as well as the ways in which buying into certain brands of patriarchy can be so deeply damaging and have direct and unavoidable consequences.Tania Haberland, 'Resurrection' (Poetry, Mauritius) An erotic poem that is powerful in its simple celebration of the clit.Julia Hango, 'Intertwined Odyssey' (Photography, South Africa) A solid and thought-provoking collection that forces questions about power. The photos make the lovers (or are they fighters?) equal in their nakedness and in their embodiment of discomfort.Dean Hutton, 'Dean's Bed' (Photography, South Africa) An important contribution to conversations about bisexuality, attraction, age and race.Otosirieze Obi-Young, You Sing of a Longing (Fiction, Nigeria) A thoroughly modern epic yet with bones as old as time. This is a story of love and betrayal and madness and music that is all the more beautiful for its plainspoken poignancy. But there is also prose in here that takes your breath away.Olakunle Ologunro, The Conversation (Fiction, Nigeria) Provides valuable insight into issues of intimate partner violence, family acceptance and the complexity of gender roles in many modern African contexts.Ayodele Sogunro, 'One More Nation Bound in Freedom' (Academic, Nigeria) An informative piece that gives a crisp and 'objective' voice to the many themes that cut across this anthology.Sarah Waiswa, 'Stranger in a Familiar Land' (Photography, Kenya) This collection of photos showcases the best of African storytelling. The images take risks and speak of danger and subversion yet, at the same time, they are deeply rooted in places that are familiar to urban Africans.
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