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Queering the city: a social and spatial account of the Mother City Queer Project at the Cape Town International Convention Centre in 2003
The Mother City Queer Project (MCQP) is a themed camivalesque costume party held annually, over a single night in December, in Cape Town since 1994. The event began as a celebration of South Africa's constitutional recognition of the right to sexual difference in the form of a location specific smal...
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African Studies
2023
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