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Riksa Afiaty
Riksa Afiaty
# 117
To Build a Better Workspace for Us
Tamarra interviewed by Riksa Afiaty
In Indonesia, “ludruk” is a performing art that functioned as public entertainment in the colonial era. You can find it easily in Indonesia’s East Java region, especially Jombang and Mojokerto. Ludruk involves transgender women, who in this context are called various local terms: “tandak,” “travesti,” “siban,” “banci,” or “waria.” The term “waria” is a combination of the Indonesian words “wanita” (woman) and “pria” (man).
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Posted: April 7, 2021
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6 Essays
Compiled byAshley Culver
With:
David Morris, Irit Rogoff, Tamarra, Riksa Afiaty, Home Workspace Program Participants, Autonomous farming collectives, Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez
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