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Double agents : queer citizenship(s) in contemporary South African visual culture
South Africa claims the most progressive constitution on the African continent, extending protections to all citizens regardless of race, gender, ability or sexual orientation. Much has been published in recent years about the induction of LGBTIQ persons into this inclusive post-1994 human rights fr...
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Michaelis School of Fine Art
2016
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