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Christa Kuljian
Ma Lindi, we will gather for tea and cake
Article
Christa Kuljian
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23 Apr 2020
A South African hero has died. But because of Covid-19 we can’t hold a memorial for her, just yet
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Scientific racism rears its head again
Article
Christa Kuljian
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10 May 2019
A recent journal article on ‘coloured’ women reflects an outmoded paradigm of race
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Saying no to sexism in science
Article
Christa Kuljian
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20 Dec 2018
There’s nothing innate about scientific ability, but some male scientists, in South Africa and internationally, still believe women can’t cut it
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Out of the heart of darkness
Analysis
Christa Kuljian
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21 Dec 2017
Palaeontology has a long history of pushing the ‘pure race’ theory but finally reached the conclusion that ‘we are all one human race’
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Armenian genocide relived
Article
Christa Kuljian
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29 Apr 2015
Generations on, memories of the persecution and murders give the lie to political denial.
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I walked the streets of Watertown, Boston when I was a child
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Christa Kuljian
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26 Apr 2013
"Have you heard about the tragic news from the Boston Marathon? It's on BBC now" read an SMS from a friend in Cape Town. Tragic news?
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