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Shifting Cultural Boundaries of African Women's Attainment of Mother/Womanhood in Selected Narratives
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Critical Approaches to Motherhood
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Antidote for Global Feminist Gaps as Encoded in Sindiwe Magona's Black South African Autobiographies
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A Daughter's Praise Poem For Her Mother: Historicizing Community Activism and Racial Uplift Among South African Women
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One is Not Born But Rather Becomes a Mother: Claiming the Maternal in Women and Gender Studies
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Changing Images of the Mother in African Literature
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The Routledge Companion to Motherhood
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Making Motherhood Work: Women?s Child Support Claims, Race, and the Remaking of Citizenship in South Africa, 1958-2015
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The Provider Syndrome: Embodying the Pain of Fatherhood at the Margins of the Post-Apartheid City
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Motherhood and womanhood and the social ill of father absence in the South African context: A practical theological engagement
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When schoolgirls become mothers : reflections from a selected group of teenage girls in Durban
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