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Mythic Africa? The distinction of sexuality as we say (i.e. Homosexual, bisexual, heterosexual) are constructs and I do not speak in that manner when talking about pre-existing social institutions.
You cannot deny the absolute sheer volume of evidence and research on the subject; neither can it be denied the very "queer" setting Vodou, Santeria, Candomble, Nkisi, and predecessors in Benin, Yorubaland, Hausaland, KiKongo had gender and sexually variant people playing intricate and broad roles in their cultures.
Regardless of what you have to say the fact is Maguzawa religion was the main Religion of Hausaland in the pre Islamic period and they had been able to exist still within the fabric of the religion up until what? 30 years ago with the deconstruction of Traditional Livelihoods with the first generation of truly urbanized people's?
Within those 30 years Sharia law has been pushed but especially in the last 10 even though the particular form of Islam practiced broadly speaking has syncretised with ATR in a quite stable way for nearly 700 years
You said yourself that I know more than you on Quranic texts position of gender variant and homosexual people; I am not imagining anything.
From Francisco Manicongo to Mwanga II of Buganda it has existed and always will on the continent.
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