Mapule Mohulatsi

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Mapule Mohulatsi

‘Dominator culture’, bell hooks wrote, ‘has tried to keep us all afraid, to make us choose safety instead of risk, sameness instead of diversity’. Photo: Margaret Thomas/The The Washington Post/Getty Images

Remembering bell hooks: There is no way to be ‘everybody’

Radical feminist bell hooks taught us to sit with perturbation and vulnerability as we revel in difference

Mapule Mohulatsi

Reading bell hooks: A selection of readings that highlight her intellectual labour

Mapule Mohulatsi selects a few essential titles from her oeuvre, interviews and publications about her

Mapule Mohulatsi
Kebotlhale Motseothata

Excavating memory: Professor Bhekizizwe Peterson, here pictured in Ethiopia, celebrated black culture and taught a generation of black intellectuals to think, and laugh, the authors remember. (Photo: Courtesy of Jill Bradbury)

ANTONIO GRAMSCI

In the castle of Bheki Peterson’s care

A master of anecdotes, the late Professor Bhekizizwe Peterson raised a generation of black thinkers

Mapule Mohulatsi
Zuko Zikalala
Thobile Ndimande