Titlebook: Christianity, Globalization, and Protective Homophobia; Democratic Contestat Kapya Kaoma Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Contesting Religion: African Religious Leaders in Sexual Politics, claims of imperialism, I argue that anti-gay global North actors perceive themselves as protecting non-Westerner anti-gay advocates and Africa from the global homosexual and gender ideology agenda. Protective homophobia, I conclude, is fostering ecumenical and interfaith relations while developing a democratic culture in sub-Saharan Africa.

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Contesting Global Culture: Globalization and Sexual Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa,s democratically challenged and disputed by pro-gay and anti-gay rights social movements. Against the accusation of imperialism, Christian transcontinental relations are not only enhanced by globalization but also influenced by the global outreach of Christianity.

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A Dance of Many Tunes,emocracy, and the establishment of human rights cultures in Africa. By listening to stories and the lived experiences of sexual minorities, I conclude that .—the belief that one’s humanity is innately linked to that of others—can aid positive dialogue on human sexuality.

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Is Homosexuality an African or Un-African Human Rights Issue?,ights issue. In this contest, pro-sexual and anti-sexual rights movements seek to influence secular policy on human sexuality. Due to the religiosity of Africa, anti-homosexuality advocates win political attention.

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