“Product of rape”: Normalising the language of sexual violence
Angelo C. Louw explores how the toxic rhetoric surrounding sexual violence and Coloured identity reflects the codependence of racism and patriarchy in South Africa.
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Angelo C. Louw explores how the toxic rhetoric surrounding sexual violence and Coloured identity reflects the codependence of racism and patriarchy in South Africa.
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