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Activists and pet owners of colour get a going-over because of racist views about people’s culture
Building bridges over taken land
"Do I go Winnie or Mandela on him? Urrrggghhhh, I’m just trying to get fit, I don’t want to think about racism right now bletty shet".
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Racist stereotyping threatens SA
It is the primary cause of the ‘us against them’ view that is tearing the country apart.
Black Brain, White Brain: The new wave of racist science
The last decade has seen a revival of a very old and long-discredited idea: that intelligence is influenced by racial origin.
Medicine wedded to African humanism
A colonial-era doctor’s lengthy study of Shona culture offers potent lessons for medical students.
The curious case of the black litterbug
"What is it with black people and littering?" a white, male acquaintance asked me on a recent trip to Cape Town.
Maties’ slow dance to integration
Nine years after graduating, I am back at Admin B, this time to meet Russel Botman, theologian, former UDF activist and Stellenbosch University's firs
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