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Nov 24, 2020 1 hr

Épisode n°47 | Spécial Guyana

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En juin 2014 sortait un numéro du magazine Q-zine spécial LGBT afro-descendant.e.s des Caraïbes auquel nous avons collaboré. Nous avons choisi de partager avec vous des extraits d’interviews réalisés à cette l’occasion, dont certains inédits, dans cette épisode n°47 consacré exclusivement au Guyana. * * * Quelques mots sur le Guyana Eddie Hooper « Tomorrow’s sun » Entretien avec Joel E. Simpson et Ulelli Verbeke de SASOD (Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination) – Musique : Bosco « Slippin » Jon Lucien « Listen love » Entretien avec Antoine B. Craigwell Nhojj « Loving your male body » Entretien avec Nhojj Nhojj « Love », « Made to love him » Bill Rogers « Jimmy Black Pudding and souse »

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