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Performing Methods of Undress towards a Re-Imagined African Masculine Identity
In a continent built on competing patriarchal cultures and traditions, the Eurocentric perspective is dominant. The suit/blazer has become a symbol of morality, power, and class that has centred its position via the violent legacy of colonialism and slavery or as Edward Said defines these legacies,...
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Michaelis School of Fine Art
2019
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