Being “quietly queer” in Senegal means making use of ambiguity instead of aggressive resistance.

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Queerness-beyond-discourse rests for a large part on the Senegalese value of sutura. Sutura does not have a direct, singular translation from Wolof into English, but it connotes discretion, modesty, privacy and protection.

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