historysocialismsocial historysocial sciencesafrican american studiescritical black historydemocracy
Gender, Disorder, and the Colonial Psychiatric Wards: A Look at the Experience of Mad Black Women in Colonial Southern Rhodesia.
gendered sexualityblack feminismblack experienceintersectionalityfeminist perspectivescolonial psychiatric wardssouthern african studiesgender studiesviolence against womenmad black womenafrican american studiesgender identitycolonial southern rhodesiafeminist theory
Gendered Disorder in Colonial Zimbabwe: Cape Alalyses of African Female Inmates at the Ingutsheni Mental Hospital.
medical anthropologygendered sexualityfeminist studiescape alalysesafrican identityfemale sexual slaveryfeminist perspectivescolonial zimbabwesouthern african studiesgender identityfemale criminalitygender studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporaafrican female inmatessexual and reproductive healthafrican studiesfeminist theory
'Girls on the Move': Bad Women and the Politics of Disease in Zimbabwe, 1920-1991.
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Mini-Skirt Incident on Campus: 10 November, 1992.
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Narratives of"Madness" and Power: A History of Ingutsheni Mental Hospital and Social Order in Colonial Zimbabwe, 1908-1959.
