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Author Mgbako, Chi, author.
Title To live freely in this world : sex worker activism in Africa / Chi Adanna Mgbako.
Publisher New York ; London : New York University Press, [2016]
Copyright date ©2016


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Descript 1 online resource (xiv, 245 pages) : illustrations, map
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Contents Introduction: "We Have Voices" -- "Our House's Foundation": Understanding Sex Work in Africa -- "In a Dark Place There's No Light": Criminalization and Human Rights Abuses against African Sex Workers -- Out of the Shadows: Multiple Stigmas against African Transgender, Queer, Migrant, and HIV-Positive Sex Workers -- "Each Other's Keeper": The Birth of Sex Worker Organizing in Africa -- "Solidarity Is Beautiful": Intersectionality of Sex Worker, Feminist, HIV, LGBT, and Social Justice Organizing -- Watering the Soil: Key Organizing Strategies and Law Reform -- "Hearts Strong Like Storms": Confronting Anti-Protitution Activists, Religious Opposition, and Political Whorephobia -- Epilogue: Africa and the Global Sex Workers' Rights Movement.
ISBN 9781479844647 (electronic bk.)
1479844640 (electronic bk.)
9781479817566 (cloth alk. paper)
1479817562 (cloth alk. paper)
9781479849062 (paperback alk. paper)
1479849065 (paperback alk. paper)
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Author Mgbako, Chi, author.
Subject Prostitutes -- Political activity -- Africa.
Prostitutes -- Civil rights -- Africa.
Prostitutes -- Crimes against -- Africa.
Human rights movements -- Africa.
Descript 1 online resource (xiv, 245 pages) : illustrations, map
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents Introduction: "We Have Voices" -- "Our House's Foundation": Understanding Sex Work in Africa -- "In a Dark Place There's No Light": Criminalization and Human Rights Abuses against African Sex Workers -- Out of the Shadows: Multiple Stigmas against African Transgender, Queer, Migrant, and HIV-Positive Sex Workers -- "Each Other's Keeper": The Birth of Sex Worker Organizing in Africa -- "Solidarity Is Beautiful": Intersectionality of Sex Worker, Feminist, HIV, LGBT, and Social Justice Organizing -- Watering the Soil: Key Organizing Strategies and Law Reform -- "Hearts Strong Like Storms": Confronting Anti-Protitution Activists, Religious Opposition, and Political Whorephobia -- Epilogue: Africa and the Global Sex Workers' Rights Movement.
ISBN 9781479844647 (electronic bk.)
1479844640 (electronic bk.)
9781479817566 (cloth alk. paper)
1479817562 (cloth alk. paper)
9781479849062 (paperback alk. paper)
1479849065 (paperback alk. paper)
Author Mgbako, Chi, author.
Subject Prostitutes -- Political activity -- Africa.
Prostitutes -- Civil rights -- Africa.
Prostitutes -- Crimes against -- Africa.
Human rights movements -- Africa.

Subject Prostitutes -- Political activity -- Africa.
Prostitutes -- Civil rights -- Africa.
Prostitutes -- Crimes against -- Africa.
Human rights movements -- Africa.
Descript 1 online resource (xiv, 245 pages) : illustrations, map
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents Introduction: "We Have Voices" -- "Our House's Foundation": Understanding Sex Work in Africa -- "In a Dark Place There's No Light": Criminalization and Human Rights Abuses against African Sex Workers -- Out of the Shadows: Multiple Stigmas against African Transgender, Queer, Migrant, and HIV-Positive Sex Workers -- "Each Other's Keeper": The Birth of Sex Worker Organizing in Africa -- "Solidarity Is Beautiful": Intersectionality of Sex Worker, Feminist, HIV, LGBT, and Social Justice Organizing -- Watering the Soil: Key Organizing Strategies and Law Reform -- "Hearts Strong Like Storms": Confronting Anti-Protitution Activists, Religious Opposition, and Political Whorephobia -- Epilogue: Africa and the Global Sex Workers' Rights Movement.
ISBN 9781479844647 (electronic bk.)
1479844640 (electronic bk.)
9781479817566 (cloth alk. paper)
1479817562 (cloth alk. paper)
9781479849062 (paperback alk. paper)
1479849065 (paperback alk. paper)
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