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Black lesbian identities, power and violence in public and private spaces
This study examined black South African lesbian’s lived experiences of power and violence through a reading of the lesbian body as a site through which social identities and power are produced, maintained, contested and reframed. The analytic gaze was cast inward on intimate relationships as well as...
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Department of Psychology
2019
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