"A Lagos Street Queer Story"
Four years after the End SARS protest, Kayode returns to the streets of Lagos, Nigeria, in search of queer narratives embedded in the city's everyday life. Through the voices of a journalist, an incarcerated queer person, and a collective of trans and gender non-conforming individuals, On the Streets (of Lagos) reveals intimate stories of survival, community, grief, family, and hope within Nigeria's marginalized LGBTQ+ community.
Ajibade Addeji
Akinwande Bolaji
Timileyin Olaide Kayode
Adunni Tiwatope
Four years after the End SARS protest, Kayode returns to the streets of Lagos, Nigeria, in search of queer narratives embedded in the city's everyday life. Through the voices of a journalist, an incarcerated queer person, and a collective of trans and gender non-conforming individuals, On the Streets (of Lagos) reveals intimate stories of survival, community, grief, family, and hope within Nigeria's marginalized LGBTQ+ community.
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