...Tiffany Lethabo King Reference McClintock Anne . 1995 . Imperial Leather: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the Colonial Contest . London : Routledge . Queering Colonial Natal masterfully details the kinds of perpetual settler labor and vigilance required to respond...

... in the nineteenth-century colony of Natal brought them into conflict with the Zulu peoples they sought to supplant and exploit. A reading of emigrant letters, missionary pamphlets, and newspaper correspondence reveals that the persistence of the practice of isithembu (polygamy) and ilobolo (the ritual exchange...

... . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Epprecht Marc . 2008 . Heterosexual Africa? The History of an Idea from the Age of Exploration to the Age of AIDS . Durban : KwaZulu-Natal Press . Fiereck Kirk . 2017 . “ The Queer Custom of Non-Human Personhood .” Queer-Feminist Science...

..., sex work, or both to earn a living and were variously affiliated with the CBO, jamaaths, and their natal families. Those who lived with their natal families, as men or as women, spoke of the compromises they made to be able to do so they could not acknowledge other jamaath members in public or speak...

... economy of devadasis allows for capital to remain with the natal family, as the jogati daughter herself keeps wealth and inherits property. This kinship structure differs from patriarchal conjugality based in heterosexual models of marriage, biological descent, and the transfer...

...Brenna Munro How to Be a Real Gay: Gay Identities in Small Town South Africa . Reid Graeme . Scottsville, South Africa : University of KwaZulu-Natal Press . xi + 305 pp . © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 168 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN and GAY STUDIES Notes...

..., and sovereignty in nine- teenth-century colonial South Africa. He is completing his dissertation, “Limits of Settlement: Racialized Masculinity, Sovereignty, and the Imperial Project in Colonial Natal, 1850–1897.” DOI 10.1215/10642684-2140628­ ...

... (dharmic or ethical right to collect money on trains, at weddings, and at ceremonies celebrating the birth of a child) frequently supplement if not sustain their natal families. In Saria's words: “Money they make through begging on trains, at weddings, religious festivals, and childbirth ceremonies...

... of securing membership within a natal family, the mecha- nism through which gender is made intelligible, which she discusses primarily in other chapters) in the context of these fascinating paintings, many of which depict MTF trans figures posing for wedding-­like photos, with male-­presenting men...

... to Be a Real Gay: Gay Identities in Small-Town South Africa . Pietermaritzburg, South Africa : University of Kwa-Zulu Natal Press . Rodney Walter . 1972 . How Europe Underdeveloped Africa . London : Bogle-L’Overture Publications . Rogozen-Soltar M. H. 2012 . “ Ambivalent Inclusion...

... Brenna Munro How to Be a Real Gay: Gay Identities in Small Town South Africa Graeme Reid Scottsville, South Africa: University of KwaZulu-­Natal Press. xi + 305 pp. Graeme Reid’s ethnography offers a counternarrative to the spectacularizing global media...

... Tallie, T. J. Is the Rectum a Mirror? Queer Queering Natal: Settler Logics and Palindromes in John Greyson’s Fig Trees the Disruptive Challenge of Zulu and Miranda July’s You and Me and Polygamy  167 – 190 Everyone We Know  191 – 215 Doyle, Jennifer Introduction: Dirt...

...?” 47. Heidi J. Nast, “Capitalism, Anti-­Natalism, and New Geographies of Reproduction” (keynote address at Critical Geographies Conference, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, November 2, 2012). See also McIntyre and Nast, “Bio(necro)polis.” 48. Nast’s...

... living in the in- between, shuttling between places where their queer desires can be expressed and reciprocated and places such as the natal home, where many of them still live but where it may as well be that queer feelings do not exist for having been stifled. The Broke...

... death. Hijras frequently leave, or are abandoned by, their natal families. They join communities of their own that are linked to line­ages or houses whose membership extends across the subcontinent. They are widely understood to wield a kind of sexual power — the ability...

...- ship, wounded kinship, natal alienation, kinlessness, families we chose, or queer belonging?7 Whether Georges’s love for Alfred can be named as either familial or erotic is perhaps beside the point. As Spillers (1987: 75) reminds us, “We might choose to call...

... Anthony Waal Shaun de , 73 – 86 . Johannesburg : Jacana Media . Reid Graeme . 2013 . How to Be a Real Gay: Gay Identities in Small-Town South Africa . Scottsville : University of Kwa Zulu-Natal Press . Strathern Marilyn . 1988 . The Gender of the Gift: Problems with Women...

...: University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2007], 213 – 26.) The novel, an attempt to give flesh to the idea of literary freedom from political impera- tives, depicts a group of young white bohemians of varied sexual orientations, who rally under the banner of “Queer...

... Mikki van , 290 – 305 . Cape Town : HSRC Press . Reid Graeme . 2013 . How to Be a Real Gay: Gay Identities in Small-Town South Africa . Scottsville : University of KwaZulu-Natal Press . Rive Richard . 1990 . “ District Six: Fact and Fiction .” In Jeppie and Soudien 1990...

..., Karkazis asks that a host of factors be included in the early natal decisions that are made in cases of intersex/DSD. These include a de-emphasis on the external appearance of the genitals, greater consideration of sexual pleasure both in treatment practices and in outcome studies, reconsideration...