"My Father Didn't Think This Way": Nigerian Boys Contemplate Gender Equality

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Summary: In June 2003 the Population Council
published its 14th edition of its
reproductive health series,
Quality/Calidad/Qualite.This issue will
profile Conscientizing Male
Adolescents (CMA), a program that
teaches adolescent boys & young
men to think critically about
oppression, human
rights & sexism.It allows them to
consider traditional Nigerian
practices & their own beliefs.Owner: The Population Councilpdf: http://www.popcouncil.org/publications/qcq/default.htm

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Article 2: Non-discrimination
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