The politics of compromise and concessions preserve, rather than rupture, the master-slave dialectic
Posts tagged as “Black Consciousness”
The froth over a shampoo advert allows us to consider that we are not the victims we have always been made to believe we are
Reading Biko: Philosophy, Identity and Liberation by Professor Mabogo Percy More; I am left to wonder of the man (Bantu Stephen “Steve” Biko) who should…
There is, increasingly, a common message that is emerging about South Africa 21 years since the formal end of apartheid — things are getting bad.…
After two days following the postings generated by Thorne Godhino’s article, “With friends like these, does black consciousness need enemies?”, I feel I must now…
Mcebo Dlamini is a complex man. He’s the former SRC president at Wits. He spent his days claiming to be a Sisulu grandchild, spinning tall…
By Lucille Dawkshas I’m the only white teacher in an all-black township school. Teaching the philosophy of Steve Biko has been quite interesting, given the…
I tried to play devil’s advocate in a conversation where Mamphela Ramphele’s affair with Steve Biko came into question. I was stunned that in a…
There has not been a time in the history of racial identity in this country when the number of people who describe or define themselves…
By Tshepo Mogotsi “You speak English so well, where did you go to school?” That could easily rank in the top five annoying questions asked…