The importance of having a voice
The current debate on whiteness has let the elephant out of the room, says Charles Villet.
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Race and class: Divide and conquer?
In a racist world, it's nice when people who benefit from racism, such as Samantha Vice, not only recognise it but stick their necks out in public.
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End to whiteness a black issue
Apologising for the past or paying a tax merely demobilises claims for reparation from blacks, says Andile Mngxitama.
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The story of humility and silence
The explosion of white outrage on white people and how they should "cultivate humility and silence" tells its own story, says Crispin Hemson.
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White fear, white shame
The nature of the response to Samantha Vice is noteworthy, and worth trying to understand, writes Lucy Allais.
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Vice of white silence
The gist of Samantha Vice's plea is that history places a moral burden on whites, writes Mvuselelo Ngcoya.
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The self-righteous attack
Criticisms of Samantha Vice's positions have been defined by self-righteousness, writes Pedro Alexis Tabensky.
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'Just equal' -- what do I want?
We need to learn to dance together without standing on each other's toes, says Lynn Maree.
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Transparency a cure for the 'resources curse'
The move to make mining companies disclose government payments could benefit Africans says Sipho Moyo.
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Letters to the Editor: September 23
Readers share their thoughts on the whiteness debate, Zimbabwe and more.
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