Spatial Apartheid is a theoretical construct in urban history that refers to the institutionalized segregation of urban space along racial or ethnic lines, particularly in African cities under colonial and apartheid regimes, distinguished by its systematic enforcement through legal, political, and architectural mechanisms to entrench socio-spatial hierarchies.
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Mapping desire: geographies of sexualities
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