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Coming into sexuality: pleasure narratives and the sexual subjectivities of women in Cape Town, South Africa
Sex in South Africa has historically been shaped by race, class, and gender. Black women's bodies were eroticised, exoticised, and exploited, while representations of their (sexual) subjectivities were erased and silenced. These histories continue to haunt national discourses of sex and individual s
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