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Black feminist intellectual activism: a transformative pedagogy at a South African university
This dissertation engages with critical pedagogic theories and activism from a black feminist perspective. The central argument is that education is not only confined to the formal classroom but also takes place in the most unlikely places outside the classroom. This work is premised on the educatio...
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African Gender Institute
2016
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