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Writers on lockdown
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/ 7 May 2020

Writers on lockdown

Melinda Ferguson has gathered essays and stories from 40-plus contributors for Corona Chronicles

By Zaza Hlalethwa
#RUReferenceList: The fear of repercussions still lingers
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/ 6 July 2018

#RUReferenceList: The fear of repercussions still lingers

For many who remember what happened in 2016, it’s ‘safer’ to stay silent as students are afraid they’ll be punished

By Staff Reporter
A beautiful feminist mind divorced from self-indulgence
Article
/ 11 August 2017

A beautiful feminist mind divorced from self-indulgence

“You can grow black scholarship anywhere but I can’t see how we can continue to do this work in white institutions”

By Kwanele Sosibo
‘Beyoncé is an event’, helping us decide a new way of being
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/ 25 April 2016

‘Beyoncé is an event’, helping us decide a new way of being

Through her, we can think of a lineage of beautiful, black, brilliant women usurping power in an antiblack, antifemale world, writes Danielle Bowler.

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