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How to be Queer, in Nigeria (III)
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In this conclusion to the topic on how to be Queer in Nigeria, Xeenarh takes us through the remainder of some of her multi-layered perspective on LGBTQ+ culture in Nigeria. As one of the most topical nations in a continent that continually thrives despite its complexities (both inherited, innate, and indoctrinated), this examination of Nigerian attitudes towards non-mainstream gender and sexual identity culture is markedly symbolic of many nations within Africa. This speaks symbolic volumes and connotations, into the way that Nigerians (and, to some extent, many Africans at large) regard LGBTQ+ issues. The hope and prayer, here, for those listening, is that we've all gotten some insight into the ways people differ from one another. Save for one key aspect of note: we are all human - and deserve to be treated with kindness, dignity, and respect.
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In this conclusion to the topic on how to be Queer in Nigeria, Xeenarh takes us through the remainder of some of her multi-layered perspective on LGBTQ+ culture in Nigeria. As one of the most topical nations in a continent that continually thrives despite its complexities (both inherited, innate, and indoctrinated), this examination of Nigerian attitudes towards non-mainstream gender and sexual identity culture is markedly symbolic of many nations within Africa. This speaks symbolic volumes and connotations, into the way that Nigerians (and, to some extent, many Africans at large) regard LGBTQ+ issues. The hope and prayer, here, for those listening, is that we've all gotten some insight into the ways people differ from one another. Save for one key aspect of note: we are all human - and deserve to be treated with kindness, dignity, and respect.
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