WHO WE ARE
Silent Majority, Ghana (SMG) is a member-driven, movement building collective that provides popular education about indigenous Ghanaian genders and sexualities and community organizing strategies as a practice of queer freedom.
Transformative change in community
SMG members are part of a transnational community of people committed and open to learning about anti-colonial queer African feminist principles. Through meetings and other events, members participate in political education sessions where they can deepen their understanding about queer organizing based on African feminist indigenous knowledge systems.
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Most Recent Events
Freedom, Justice, and African Queer World-Making
On March 6, 2024 join us for a virtual discussion about African queer world-making.
Queer Feminist Organizing in Ghana and Beyond
A transnational panel in conversation with activists in Ghana, Canada and the U.S. about the issues Ghanaian LGBTQ people face as citizens, immigrants, refugees, and within religious settings