Kaja
Search results
COVID-19’s impact on gender relations in the Global South, however, has received much less attention. This article helps fill this gap through a rare, in-depth analysis of the pandemic’s impact on gender power dynamics in heterosexual relationships in Africa.
When the pandemic begins and lockdowns are enforced, these four hedonistic souls and their casual partners have a chance to reflect on their attitudes to sex and the negative impact on their ability to build lasting, close relationships.
Talking about sex and sexuality might not only improve our sex life but also our health. Sexual health is defined by the World Health Organization as a state of physical, mental, and...
Research from 2022 found that the pandemic led to a more active sex life for married people in Singapore, which appears to have persisted after the lockdown ended. What are the benefits of an...
Yet, how benevolent sexism relates to parenting outcomes has received little attention. Extending a pre-pandemic study of heterosexual couples with young children (N = 175 dyads), we provide initial tests of the associations between benevolent sexism, parenting strain, and psychological distress.
Background While the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted HIV preventative services in sub-Saharan Africa, little is known about the specific impacts the pandemic has had on men who have sex with men (MSM) in Kenya. Methods Data were from an HIV self-testing intervention implemented in Kisumu, Mombasa and Kiambu counties in Kenya. Baseline data collection took place from May to July 2019, and endline ...
‘The right to fall in love and kiss without consequences’: on racialized Muslim women, ‘mixed’ intimacies, and Dutch sexual exceptionalism
