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Carl Collison

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For the love of the ghetto: 'My queerness and my Manenberg-ness are my superpowers'

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By Carl Collison Verified
| Saturday Star Verified
Carl Collison|Published 1 hour ago 'My queerness and my Manenberg-ness,' says Adams, 'were things that people asked me to change and minimise all the time… But I realised that so much of what people wanted to silence within me was exactly the thing that I needed to make louder.' Image: David Sessions As an artist, dance, educator, choreographer, and project coordinator, Darion Adams (they/them) rightfully describes themself as a “multi-hyphenate dance artist”.
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Saturday Star· 15h Once were kingmakers: The changing fate of Nigeria’s yan daudu 6 min read

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By Carl Collison Verified
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Once were kingmakers: The changing fate of Nigeria’s yan daudu

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By Carl Collison Verified
| Saturday Star Verified
Carl Collison|Published 9 minutes ago A general view of a busy market in Kano, where daily trade continues amid the city’s complex social and cultural dynamics. Image: AFP/ File Saadaat* smiles as he recalls how, at the age of seven, he first felt the freedom of wearing women’s clothing and being draped in jewellery. “I started acting, just in a local stage theatre, you know. So, they were giving me female roles where I was wearing female clothes and things like that,” Saadaat says.
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