The claim that lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgenders and intersexuals (LGBTI) are inherently incompatible with African cultures is not supported by history or contemporary experience.Historians have shown that prior to the influx of missionaries in the 19th century, same-sex relationships existed in most African cultures – this is reflected in ancient art; in indigenous language terms as seen with the Hausa people in northern Nigerian, who were among the last cultures to be colonised by Europeans in the 20th century; and in preserved records – for example, a 16th century Brazilian inquisition refers to the “jimbandaa” – a term originating from Angola and Congo to refer to men who had sex with men.Paste από το www.arasa.info, υπάρχουν και άλλα άρθρα αλλά βαριόμουν να ψάξω..