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5 years, 3 months ago
A day for the Genderqueer, our active allies, and those affected by the deaths of trans people to commemorate the lives of trans people who were murdered all around the world.
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5 years, 3 months ago
If you are afraid that you may be sitting with an unwanted pregnancy and in need of an abortion...
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5 years, 3 months ago
The weekend of the 10th and 11th of November was momentous for us. We hosted a two-day workshop with learners from under-resourced schools in Cape Town at the Sexual & Reproductive Justice Coalition's Headquarters in Claremont.
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5 years, 3 months ago
South Africa is a country with many challenges.
We have high rates of violent crime, poverty and a stronghold of an old apartheid regime that does not seem to want to disappear even though we have been living in a democratic country for 24 years.
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5 years, 3 months ago
Puberty…
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When I was a toddler we lived in a yellow painted house in Steenberg, Cape Town. I do not remember the street name anymore, but it was close to Military Road. We had a neighbour who was about my age and he would come over now and again to play. On one of these occasions he uttered the inevitable toddler words: 'show me yours and I'll show you mine'. After a quick calculation of risk by looking around to see where my mother was, I flashed him my vagina. We both laughed and a few seconds later, he flashed me his toddler penis. After that day, we never did it again and for years I had actually forgotten about this incident.
