CSA&G“Stay in the house and shag” and other bits of useless Covid-19 advice
Text by Pierre Brouard Just “stay in the house and shag” said UK comedian Guz Khan when asked how he was coping with Covid-19. That’s all very well I thought when I read the interview on the Guardian online, but what if you don’t really have a house that’s conducive to sex at any time […]
New publication: Gendered and Sexual Imagi(nations), the 2018 Zimbabwean E(r)ections and the Aftermath.
The CSA&G is proud to announce the publication of our latest monograph: Gendered and Sexual Imagi(nations), the 2018 Zimbabwean E(r)ections and the Aftermath from the Gender Justice project. Gendered and Sexual Imagi(nations) attempts to answer questions that have been central to scholarship within the humanities. Drawing on the concepts which Schneider refers to as the basic […]
In my opinion: Decolonise Men and Masculinity Studies to end Gender-Based Violence
By Sakhumzi Mfecane As gender scholars in South Africa specialising in Men and Masculinities research, we seem to have reached an impasse in theorising the high rates of gender-based violence and killings of women by men in our country. Existing theories are increasingly rendered obsolete by the complex – and I should add, brutal – […]