The prize and the price: Shaping sexualities in South Africa

Abstract

The prize and the price. Negotiating new deals: Colouring sexualities - how some black South African schoolgirls respond to racial and gendered inequalities glamour, glitz and girls - the meanings of femininity in high school matric ball culture in urban South Africa e-race-ing the line - South African interracial relationships yesterday and today . Flipping the coin: renegotiating masculinity in the lowveld: narratives of male-male sex in compounds, prisons and at home fauna, flora and fucking - female sex safaris in South Africa are blind people better lovers? sexuality in later life. Paying the price: The weather watchers: gender, violence and social control in South Africa nurturing the sexuality of disabled girls: the challenges of parenting for mothers a decent place? space and morality in a former 'poor white' suburb less is (m)orr: apres le deluge (or rather: more or less ...): an essay about and conversation with Margaret Orr. Holding onto the prize: heterosex among young South Africans: research reflections apartheid, anti-apartheid and post-apartheid sexualities 'astride a dangerous dividing line': a discourse analysis of preschool teachers' talk about childhood sexuality. Que(e)rying the contract: Criminalising the act of sex: attitudes to adult commercial sex work in South Africa queer marriage: sexualising citizenship and the development of freedoms in South Africa beyond the constitution: from sexual rights to belonging.