Ghana's Black Queens: The Women Who Made Football in the Postcolonial Nation

Through football, Ghana's Black Queens tells a universal story of women's struggle for full and equal citizenship from a uniquely African and postcolonial perspective. At the heart of this story lies the possibility of a queer feminist African nation.
Exploring themes of gender, sexuality, national identity, and culture, the book shows how FIFA's decision to establish the Women's World Cup in 1991 had direct implications on a burgeoning women's football landscape that the Ghana Football Admi...