White monopoly capital and the Zille privilege tweets are reasons we need logical discourse
The education system needs a revolution so that black people’s academic achievements will improve
We need to drop race as a category and rather see people according to their different needs
We need to move towards refining our understanding of the causes behind structural and racialised inequality
No answer is simple in our complex society, which is why the ‘obvious’ solutions are so often wrong
‘It would be foolhardy to suggest that discussions about corruption in South Africa are race neutral’
Engaging with Rachel Dolezal did not convince an employee of the Centre for Diversity Studies of her well-meaning.
The former president says social programmes including Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment are aimed at harming minorities.
The debate sparked by the Olympian’s victory shows that coloured people are still being told how to identify themselves, writes Ra’eesa Pather
The Western Cape premier should know that inequality, not just science, lies at the root of the Aids epidemic.
Readers write in about Jeff Rudin and race, the immaculate conception, the use of the word ‘marijuana’ instead of ‘dagga’, and the use of expletives.
To debate on the basis of science-based evidence before making decisions is something we should aspire to in every field where it is possible.
We can have more honest conversations about race but we cannot reject forgiveness and its aim of reconciliation, writes Verashni Pillay.