Redefining Masculinity in Africa: The Case of Boys and Men with Disabilities in Zimbabwe

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Qualitative analysis reveals social exclusion of boys with disabilities in Zimbabwe, suggesting inclusive policies for gender equity.

Boys with disabilities face social exclusion, limiting their ability to embody traditional masculinity.
Findings revealed that cultural expectations link masculinity to physical strength, alienating disabled boys.
Qualitative research methods included interviews and focus groups to capture diverse experiences of masculinity.
Highlighting the need for inclusive policies fosters gender equality and enhances opportunities for disabled individuals.

Maruzani et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative analysis reveals social exclusion of boys with disabilities in Zimbabwe, suggesting inclusive policies for gender equity.

Boys with disabilities face social exclusion, limiting their ability to embody traditional masculinity.
Findings revealed that cultural expectations link masculinity to physical strength, alienating disabled boys.
Qualitative research methods included interviews and focus groups to capture diverse experiences of masculinity.
Highlighting the need for inclusive policies fosters gender equality and enhances opportunities for disabled individuals.

Maruzani et al. (2025) studied this question.

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