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The Queer Community in Nairobi
‘Being queer in Nairobi means you have to man-up - or be a woman and a half - to admit, embrace, and live your life with no regrets,’ ...
Coming out: One Kenyan Lesbian's Story
Coming out is a process, albeit painful, unusual and demanding yet fulfilling and ultimately good...
The Politics of Penises: Myths about Transgender People
The struggle against gender oppression in Kenya endures. Following the recent unlawful arrest and assault of a transgender woman in the country, Audrey Mbugua voices the subordination of those who do not comply with the restrictive gender-based identities adopted by society at large. Mbugua unlaces these societal constructs that tie their subjects to an existence of marginalisation and abuse. Mbugua suggests ignorance and bureaucratised discrimination amongst Kenyan society is to blame....
Kenyan Media and the LGBTI Community
Media portrayal of Kenyan LGBTI is wrong, misguided and stereotypical...
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Leonardo Ricardo
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25/01/2011 17:49:07
Hola Denis and my LGBTI brothers/sisters,
What a interesting essay you write! Lot´s of thoughts to ponder about being a active political activist, or not, when ...
Nice Njenga
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24/01/2011 15:07:19
please keep me posted on this. I want to read the second part of the story.
I would love to shot for women. any ...
Sylvia
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23/01/2011 12:11:48
I hope you win. I hope Kenyans see sense. And I hope gay rights will change for the better. You have all my support.
fredkabali
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23/01/2011 11:20:39
I want
anonymous
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22/01/2011 08:09:36
I think that as long as homosexuality is illegal in Kenya carrying out a census on gays would be a fruitless endaevour not to mention ...
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