Zanele Muholi
Zanele Muholi (South Africa, 1972) is a groundbreaking visual activist and photographer, celebrated for their powerful portraits of Black LGBTQIA+ individuals. Their work challenges discrimination and highlights identity, resilience, and dignity. Through projects like Faces and Phases, Muholi has reshaped the global narrative around queer visibility and social justice.
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