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<title>Xala</title>
<description>For this project, I have chosen to investigate Ousmane Sembene's 1975 film Xala.  The film raises a multitude of issues pertaining to post-colonial African government and culture.  Sembene largely criticizes the incompetence of the new governments, using the sexual impotence of the film's main character as a metaphor.

For the research portion of the project, I sought to answer the following closely-related questions: How have post-colonial African peoples navigated the dichotomy between tradition and modernity in the realms of gender, sex and women</description></item></channel></rss>
