Pride: Protest and CelebrationShaun De Waal, Anthony Manion Jacana Media, 2006 - 176 עמודים The history of South African gay pride marches and parades over the last 16 years is compiled in this overview of the gay liberation struggle in South Africa. This reference brings together a host of valuable and rare material, including pictures, documents, and personal testimony of activists, organizers, and participants of Pride since 1990. |
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CONTENTS | 4 |
Today we are making history Beverly Palesa Ditsie | 19 |
decided to pull off the brown paper bag Lee Randall | 28 |
It was part of our coming out Charity Mohlamme | 36 |
We were celebrating our sexuality Vusi Norman Msiza | 42 |
A turning point in my life Beryl | 48 |
This is our date this is our time Pascort Khela | 54 |
Gay rights are human rights Sipho Paddy Nhlapo | 61 |
We were witnessing a new country taking shape | 72 |
Sometimes you say the world doesnt accept you | 80 |
The Police Commissioner told us that there were no moffies | 92 |
It was magic Zodwa Shongwe | 101 |
Guide to organisations | 176 |
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activist African National Congress anti-apartheid apartheid asked banner beautiful Bev Ditsie black lesbians boys Braamfontein Cape Town celebrate clubs Coalition for Gay Constitution Deaf discrimination drag queens dress Edwin Cameron event Exit feel felt fight friends GASA gay and lesbian gay Pride march gay rights girlfriend girls GLOW going happened Hillbrow HIV and AIDS homosexuality human rights involved issues Janet Johannesburg knew lesbian and gay Lesbian Equality lesbian Pride march LGBT living look marchers meetings moffies mother NCGLE night pageant paper bags party person Pieter Roos Park police political posters Pretoria proud realised relationship remember Rosebank same-sex sangoma Sebokeng sense sexual orientation Simon Nkoli Skyline someone South Africa Soweto started streets struggle talk Thabo Mbeki things thought tion told took township walking wanted wear woman women Zackie Achmat Zoo Lake