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DescriptionLiving Positive.jpg	English: Part of a series that follows a black, female lesbian with HIV, Thoko Ngubeni in her fight against all kinds of discrimination and stigmitisation.
Date	14 June 2010, 06:44:53
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Author	Andrew Esiebo

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Image title	Thoko Ngubeni in her bedroom at her house in Mpumalanga. Her shark house serves as shelter for women been victimized but to there sexual orientation or HIV/AIDS status.Thoko is a singer, lesbian and HIV positive activist who works as a social worker in her township
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