The book explores the historical stigma surrounding the study of sexuality and the challenges faced by researchers in this field. It highlights South Africa's groundbreaking decision in 1993 to include sexual orientation in its interim constitution, marking a significant step for human rights and the recognition of sexual minorities. The acknowledgment of bisexuality as a valid orientation reflects both advancements in scientific understanding and the evolution of sexual politics, showcasing the country's commitment to equality and human rights for all.
