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[[Vanguard]] is cited on its website[http://vanguardmagazine.co.za/about/] as "a womanist platform for young [[black]] women in South Africa speaking to the intersectionality of queer politics, [[Black Consciousness]] and [[pan-Africanism]]."
 
[[Vanguard]] is cited on its website[http://vanguardmagazine.co.za/about/] as "a womanist platform for young [[black]] women in South Africa speaking to the intersectionality of queer politics, [[Black Consciousness]] and [[pan-Africanism]]."
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Founded and edited by [[Panashe Chigumadzi]]  
 
Founded and edited by [[Panashe Chigumadzi]]  

Latest revision as of 16:06, 14 September 2016

Vanguard is cited on its website[1] as "a womanist platform for young black women in South Africa speaking to the intersectionality of queer politics, Black Consciousness and pan-Africanism."

Readers receive updates every Tuesday.

Founded and edited by Panashe Chigumadzi


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http://vanguardmagazine.co.za/

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