Queer Stories in Nigeria Battle Erasure

Queer storytelling in Nigeria is challenging, both because of societal pressures and the threat of being erased from AI systems that shape the narrative. Films like "ìfé," which depict love between Nigerian women, face censorship and limited distribution, making it hard for these stories to be captured in the data that AI learns from. This lack of representation in AI can lead to a future where queer voices are missing from the cultural record. What does it mean for you? If you're interested in diverse stories and voices, it's important to support and share them so they don't get lost in the digital void. Your engagement can help ensure these narratives are seen and remembered.

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