Head into the township section that bears the stalwart’s name and it’s clear very little has changed.
As the premier faces sanction, some DA officials want her to face action over her tweets.
The mother’s anger has somehow been treated like a sinful indulgence, as though women are supposed to respond with a smile in the face of provocation.
The magic of this film lies in the fact that it seamlessly fuses biting satire with the horrifying spectre of racism.
The DA leader said the Western Cape premier had been referred to a disciplinary hearing after she tweeted that colonialism wasn’t entirely bad.
On the question of who can or cannot be racist, from a philosophical point of view, there seems to be no substantive debate
Incidents of racism over the past year should leave us deeply disturbed.
Why does the country expect Zille to apologise for who she is when she has shown countless times what she thinks? asks Mondli Zondo.
Dean Hutton’s work shocks and discomforts, but will it foster meaningful change?
The persistence of racism in companies and resentment about white control can only be addressed by positive moves to empower workers.
We must continue to rise up with purpose, not just in anger, in our desire to create a just society.
In an age of egoism, demagoguery and hate, love is an act of revolution. But for us to love, we must learn again to hope.
Trevor Noah appears to flit between his personal history and ad-libbing the American experience. If anything, it has been excruciating to watch.
Globally, a win for neo-fascism is also a failure of the neoliberal left to truly dismantle inequality.
The magistrate said the incident was clearly racially motivated, but told the two accused they could appeal his decision.
Public outrage against racists might land them in court with sanctions, but it does little to address wider structural issues.
By keeping toxic thoughts out of the public eye, racism now simply simmers and bubbles just ever so slightly under the surface.
Racism in Australian cricket or in Mpumalanga – we don’t need an explanation and we don’t need to "just shrug it off".
Posts with feelings of sadness more likely to spur people into action over Black Lives Matter, study says.
The estate agent was caught on camera insulting black police officers who tried to assist her after she was the victim of a smash and grab in Jo’burg.
The black middle class are turning a blind eye to racism at their churches in the suburbs.
‘Words cannot express my full remorse. I trust that my future actions will support the sincerity of my apology,’ the pastor tweeted.
Andre Slade sprung to notoriety when he turned away a black person, saying his guest house did not cater for "blacks and government employees".
Racist Sodwana Bay guesthouse owner André Slade is to be investigated by the Human Rights Commission as well as the KZN Economic Tourism department.
The KZN estate agent who enraged many South Africans in January with racist comments on Facebook will appear in court this week.
The spirit of a newspaper is to encourage debate, even around the most difficult and thorny of topics.
Colonial tropes still haunt our racially divided society, writes Sean O’Toole.
Think you can escape white privilege and racism with a night out with friends? Think again, says Ra’eesa Pather.
Kiri Rupiah explains how the Google Image search algorithm works to filter image results – and how these results come to reflect white supremacy.
The political cartoonist acknowledges he erred in drawing Shaun Abrahams as a monkey and has to ‘take stock of heightened sensitivities around race’.
Discriminatory myths and fables about rape and race are inextricably linked in South Africa, writes Helen Moffett.
The fight for nonracialism and equality is generational work, said the activist in the wake of a spate of racist incidents recently.