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Jan Badura,Tomasz Zok,Agnieszka Rybarczykestation of homosexuality in pre-colonial Africa (Epprecht, 2008), a dominant view on the continent is that homosexuality is an alien import and a western invention. In contrast to the draconian policies of many countries in Africa, South Africa guarantees equality on the basis of sexual orientation

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Caroline Medioni,Florence Bessehus, during the main part of the 20th century, for most young men, a combination of bourgeois and ‘Viking masculinity’, being independent, strong, rational, self-disciplined and hard-working, was perceived as a manifestation of hegemonic masculinity.

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