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Decolonising My Body
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Our physical selves narrate our personal history. Upon reaching the age of forty, Afua Hirsch experienced a pivotal moment that reshaped her understanding of lineage and body perception, prompting her to reevaluate everything from body modifications like tattoos and piercings to the core aspects of sexuality. "Decolonising My Body" captures her transformative year-long exploration of profound relearning. By weaving together international research, first-hand reporting, personal stories, and dialogues with beauty professionals, practitioners, and users, Hirsch invites a deeper examination of body image that transcends traditional colonial and patriarchal perspectives. Spanning from puberty to life's end, she explores how our choices in self-adornment carry spiritual significance and influence the opportunities we envision for ourselves in the world.
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Our physical selves narrate our personal history. Upon reaching the age of forty, Afua Hirsch experienced a pivotal moment that reshaped her understanding of lineage and body perception, prompting her to reevaluate everything from body modifications like tattoos and piercings to the core aspects of sexuality. "Decolonising My Body" captures her transformative year-long exploration of profound relearning. By weaving together international research, first-hand reporting, personal stories, and dialogues with beauty professionals, practitioners, and users, Hirsch invites a deeper examination of body image that transcends traditional colonial and patriarchal perspectives. Spanning from puberty to life's end, she explores how our choices in self-adornment carry spiritual significance and influence the opportunities we envision for ourselves in the world.
