Coming Out and Reaching Out: Linguistic Advocacy on Queer Nigerian Twitter
作者： Paul Onanuga
DOI: 10.1080/13696815.2020.1806799
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摘要: Anti-homosexuality and anti-LGBTQ attitudes persist in Nigeria, cutting across the activities of state non-state actors. However, away from hostile public physical spaces, digital world...
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