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Welcome to Documenting Queerness Archive!
In our first post, we discuss the origin story behind our archive. Why is a body of work that preserves and tells the stories of non-heteronormative West Africans urgently important. Why do we need an archive that documents the history, everyday politics, and futures of non-heteronormativity?
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