1. According to Confronting the Politics of Non-Conforming Sexulaites in Africa by Tamale, how has sexuality in Africa, namely homophobic sentiments, become inseparable from regimes of power? In other words, how is homophobic rhetoric used to reinforce the dominant power spheres of elites, politicians, and regimes? 

2. According to Nussbaum in 'Taking Money For Boldily Services", how is wage labor stigmatized? How does this impact/influence social ideas and anxieties about prostitution and bodily services? 

3. After reading Love and Sexuality in the Poetry of Farorugh Farrokhzad and watching the short documentary ''The Poetess of Tehran" reflect on this revolutionary poet, and her lasting impacts not only in Iran but in relation to individuality and discovery of self. 

4. A Defence of Gay and Lesbian Rights by Nussbaum was written in 1999. In your opinion, what are some of the central challenges that still exist in American society today when it comes to Gay and Lesbian Rights in the USA? Can we compare homophobic rhetoric that exists in the USA with homophobic rhetoric and policies that exist in Uganda, for example (think of the discussions that Tamale presents in Confronting the Politics of Non-Conforming Sexualities in Africa).

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Answers to Your Questions 1 Tamale and Homophobic Rhetoric in Africa According to Sylvia Tamales Confronting the Politics of NonConforming Sexualities in Africa homophobic sentiments in Africa are use... View the full answer