On the anniversary of his untimely death, every young African activist in pursuit of fundamental change should emulate his life
Posts published in “Equality”
An open letter to my Christian brothers and sisters in the West: let us show that our religion is not the antithesis to racial equality
One of the obstacles keeping us back are some of the older generation wanting to amass wealth before making fundamental changes
All forms of life matter because all human beings are part of the encompassing family of living beings, argues Bert Olivier
If the protests in the United States and elsewhere are about systemic racial oppression, then South Africa’s experience is that unless toxic concentrations of political power are addressed, deep structural changes are unlikely to occur
By Lehlohonolo Mofokeng The brutal killing of a black man by the police force in the United States of America evoked in me what Chabani…
Despite overwhelming support for Black Lives Matter, we feel hopeless — racial equality is more dream than reality and racism has never been enough for people to take to the streets
By Lehlohonolo Mofokeng The number of vandalised schools in South Africa during the lockdown period stood at 1 577 as at 19 May 2020, according…
The relationship between gender-based violence and the home in South Africa means that lockdown leaves women particularly vulnerable, yet the government has been largely silent on this issue
By Lehlohonolo Mofokeng When President Ramaphosa proactively announced a country-wide lockdown to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus and to allow hospitals to gear…