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2015 May 6: Snow Black and the Huntsman – Musings on the work of Zanele Muholi

Posted on May 21, 2015 by inkanyiso2009

by Liona Nyariri Zanele Muholi: Isibonelo/Evidence Brooklyn Museum, New York 1 May – 1 November 2015 I’m standing on the gallery floor at the Brooklyn Museum, looking down into a transparent glass coffin that lies at my feet. Inside the … Continue reading →

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2015 April 26: Proud African Lesbians Weds

Posted on May 2, 2015 by inkanyiso2009

Text by Lerato Dumse Photos by Lindeka Qampi The beauty of African culture, dance, colours and clothing was in full display when Javas and Mashadi Ndlovu hosted their traditional wedding on April 25. The newly weds shared their special day … Continue reading →

Posted in "Till death do us apart", Black Lesbian Icons in South Africa, Black Lesbian Love, Black Lesbian soccer players in South Africa, Black lesbian weddings, Black Lesbians, Bodies and histories, Bonding, Butch identifying lesbian, Celebration, Collaborations, Collective, LGBTI community | Tagged Activists, African, Another approach is possible, Articles, Being groomed, Black Lesbian professionals, bridemaids, Civil Union, Collaborations, Culture, Dobsonville, exhibition, Experience, Expression, Family, Fashion, Feelings, Friendships, Gender within gender, groom-men, Homosexuality, Human beings, Humour, Inkanyiso media, Javas & Mashadi's wedding, Life, Love, Loving, Participant, Photography, Photos by Lindeka Qampi, Respect, Roodepoort, Sexuality, South Africa, Soweto, Text by Lerato Dumse, Traditional wedding, Visual activism, Visual history, Voices, We are you, We were there, Women, Zulu regalia | 1 Comment

2015 April 20: Muholi screened “We Live in Fear” at Bard College

Posted on April 21, 2015 by inkanyiso2009

Photo album by Terra Dick (20/04/2015) Where: Bard College, New York Camera used: Canon 6d with 85mm lens … Continue reading →

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2014 June 21: Vanessa and Nana’s engagement party

Posted on June 21, 2014 by inkanyiso2009

Photos and text by Charmain Carrol. Four months ago… Where: Midrand, Johannesburg When: 23rd March 2014 Bathini Dambuza and I were honoured to attend yet another engagement lunch of two of our fellow lesbian sisters held in Midrand, Johannesburg. The … Continue reading →

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2014 Jan. 29: South Africa’s New Mo(u)rning

Posted on February 1, 2014 by inkanyiso2009

by Bridget Ngcobo What does it mean to be living in post apartheid South Africa? Does it mean, as the name of the generation alludes that we are (re)born free? Are our eyes open to the colors and sounds … Continue reading →

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