Neto starts website, mailing list for African Asexuals

Julio Neto, the founder of the Brazilian Asexual forum, searched for an Asexual website in Africa. He did not find one. He originally put out a call for Lusophones. The call was an attempt to revitalize the languishing forums. Although his attempts to revitalize the Portuguese sites continues, he is also attempting to encourage a dialogue about Asexuality in Africa.

Asexuality in Africa, a new blog, hopes to address the lack of Asexual websites. The blog, which started only a few days ago, only has one post. Users can also subscribe to a mailing list to keep up on Asexual groups and other issues in Africa.

“Sadly, there’s no formal asexual community in any African country (as far as I know). This blog may help change this reality providing a dedicated space where people can come and share some information, experience, ideas, etc,” he wrote in an e-mail to Asexual News.

Hundreds of different languages are spoken across the continent, but Asexuality in Africa is written in English.  

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