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Browsing by Author "Mohamed, Kharnita"

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    Gendering disability and disabling gender: Critical reflections on intersections of gender and disability
    (UNISA Press, 2015) Mohamed, Kharnita; Shefer, Tamara
    Discourses of normalcy are deeply imbricated in the construction of the social world and organise relations between persons, persons and the State, persons and institutions and intra-psychic relations. Conversely, discourses about pathology and the abnormal underpin the regulation and disciplining of subjectivities intersected with ideas about race, gender, sexuality, class, ethnicities, nationalisms, and other identity vectors.
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    Protesting death-disability-debility imaginaries: Ontological erasure and the endemic violences of settler colonialism
    (University of the Western Cape, 2023) Mohamed, Kharnita; Shefer, Tamara
    White supremacist rule socially engineered impoverishment dispossession and fomented brutality that black people in South Africa were made to endure through centuries at the settler colonial history , which was intensified during apartheid and continued in the nearly three decades of the postapartheid era

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