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    Nigeria's First Gay Memoir Is an Essential Primer on the Real Experiences of LGBT Africans
    Arts + Culture
    05 June 2018

    Nigeria's First Gay Memoir Is an Essential Primer on the Real Experiences of LGBT Africans

    In conversation with journalist Chike Frankie Edozien about his new book, "Lives of Great Men."

    Asexual Pansexual—On Performing Queerness Without Having Sex
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    13 February 2018

    Asexual Pansexual—On Performing Queerness Without Having Sex

    How do we hold onto identity in a world full of expectations about what you do with your private parts.

    He Tasted Like Cheetos: How a Christian Kid Discovered Gayness and Himself
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    16 February 2017

    He Tasted Like Cheetos: How a Christian Kid Discovered Gayness and Himself

    The story of a boy coming to terms with being gay through a sexual relationship with a childhood friend.

    Limit(less): A Groundbreaking New Photo Project On LGBTQ African Style In The U.S.
    Arts + Culture
    02 July 2015

    Limit(less): A Groundbreaking New Photo Project On LGBTQ African Style In The U.S.

    Nigerian-American photographer Mikael Owunna explores the visual aesthetic of LGBTQ Africans in the U.S. with his 'Limit(less)' series.

    'Why I Think The Gay Community Should Come Out' by Seun Kuti
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    05 February 2014

    'Why I Think The Gay Community Should Come Out' by Seun Kuti

    Seun Kuti pens an op-ed condemning Nigeria's anti-gay laws and why he thinks the gay community should come out.

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