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The lived experience of transgender individuals living in Cape Town, South Africa
This study examined the lived experiences of those who identify as transgender residing in Cape Town, South Africa. The study aimed to understand how those who identify as transgender are treated within a particular context based on their social identities (gender, sex, race and class) making use of...
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Department of Psychology
2025
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