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What a time to be queer

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In spite of heteronormative and queerphobic barriers South African queer artists are forging their respective paths in the music industry
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Get rich or die trying

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South Korean film gives an uneasy picture of capitalism and its unsavoury consequences
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Angela Davis on ‘How to be a revolutionary’

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Angela Davis shared her lived experience of activism at Afropunk — and advice on how the arts can effect change
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Sho Madjozi and the art of being seen

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Using her unique style and image, she’s taking her pan-African music and brand and making them internationally palatable
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New vision of a historical moment

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The reader navigates themes such as migration, black masculinity, displacement, aspirations, racial identity and sexuality
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Art in the era of influencers

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A new cohort of artists is gaining likes on social media, irrespective of their skills. But is this art?
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Crusading for the culture

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YoungstaCPT’s debut is an autobiographical album that explores coloured identity
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New vision of a historical moment

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The reader navigates themes such as migration, black masculinity, displacement, aspirations, racial identity and sexuality before wokeness
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Raél Jero Salley and the line between good and beautiful

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By juxtaposing a floral presence against the everyday experiences of black folk Raél Jero Salley's painting draw the line between good and beautiful
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Nokulinda Mkhize is working to revive the conversational aspect of fellowship

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She tells the Mail & Guardian about her spiritual practice and the importance of practicing with integrity and compassion, whatever your realm
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Regeneration vs gentrification

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Jo’burg’s Reserve Street has birthed several new spaces over the past two years. But at what cost?
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Slice of Life: ​Koko’s words kept me going

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" I had to finish school. I had to complete my degree to honour my grandmother’s sacrifice."
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A life of poetic activism

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Sandile Dikeni was a writer who continuously confronted what it means to be South African
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Nakhane: I have no problem with being pigeonholed as a queer artist.

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The artist (pronouns: they/he) spoke to Zaza Hlalethwa about creating new work, temporary migration and coming back home
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Re-memoring Madibuseng

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​We re-examine Lebo Mathosa’s legacy as a biopic about the singer’s life hits our screens
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