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The Rise of Christian Conservatism in Africa
This chapter examines the Pan-African Conference on Family Values in Nairobi, highlighting the increasing sway of Africa's Christian right against perceived foreign threats to traditional family norms. It explores the alliance between American conservatives and African leaders, detailing how historical events have shaped the continent's political landscape regarding issues like abortion and LGBTQ rights. Additionally, the chapter addresses the implications of reduced U.S. aid funding, providing insights into how these factors contribute to the rise of social conservatism across Africa.
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