
Haley McEwen
Scholar and author of "The U.S. Christian Right and Pro-Family Politics in 21st Century Africa," researching transnational anti-gender politics in Africa (University of Gothenburg).
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May 26, 2026
The unforgivable crime of being queer in Africa
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Haley McEwenGUEST
And, you know, they're not only promoting, you know, anti LGBTI agendas, as I mentioned, but they're also promoting agendas against access to contraception, reproductive health services.

Haley McEwenGUEST
So ironically, you know, you find the U.S. Christian right groups having a lot of success in positioning themselves as allies of Christians.

Haley McEwenGUEST
African audiences and saying things like, you know, we are here to help you defend yourself against these foreign influences.

Haley McEwenGUEST
You know, they'll say, look at what the feminist and gay rights movements have done in our countries, you know, and they blame them for things like declining fertility rates or the decisions of people to not have children or to not have children.
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31:26Nikola LukšićCORRESPONDENT
And the irony is that they do not see themselves as neocolonialists.
