Barbara Boswell’s novel tells the gripping love story of a middle-aged black woman in modern-day South Africa
Being told to “get over it” negates what we constantly have to say about race: just because we’re equal on paper does not mean we are equal in reality
The discourse on race and South African identity is stunted by it being limited to racism, nationalism and white guilt.
The rich milieu of groups native to the Middle East has no place in codified constructions of US race and ethnicity.