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What it means to be a coloured man on the Cape Flats

7 August 2015 by Alan

Cape Flats

Men on the Cape Flats are often perceived as violent, addictive and courting risk. However, there is little research on their own views on what it means to be a man – particularly in a marginalised community where they have limited access to the symbols required of ‘ideal’ masculinities. Jacqueline Mthembu, who grew up among these men, set out to plug this gap.

Full Article: Research Office – What it means to be a coloured man on the Cape Flats –

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