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Problematising Extroversion in South African COVID-19 Lockdown Measures: a case study of women head of families' stories in Khayelitsha on the Cape Flats
There has been a lack of intersectional gender, race, and class analysis of the present COVID19 pandemic by the government and health organizations in South Africa. This study focuses on a small number of unheard voices of urban poor black women and their experiences of COVID-19 lockdown between 202...
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African Studies
2023
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