No. of comments: 0The only way out of gender inequality is to live an example to other girls, and to seek representation for women at every level of society
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No. of comments: 0The only way out of gender inequality is to live an example to other girls, and to seek representation for women at every level of society
No. of comments: 0Race is both merely a social construct and used to camouflage class inequalities
No. of comments: 0SA’s black female unemployment crisis forces us to think differently about job creation and the effects of human behaviour on the planet
No. of comments: 0We are a far way from realising our lofty ideals of gender equality, but we must keep working towards them
No. of comments: 0Is a system that leaves people with nothing left to lose in any way worth supporting?
No. of comments: 0This essay, exploring how a classic 18th century gothic novel shines some light on modern-day South Africa is
in response to the competition’s prompt: How do art and social justice influence each other?
No. of comments: 0Welcome to Mo’s is a creative essay in response to the competition’s prompt: How do art and social justice influence each other?
No. of comments: 0People with the means to employ the best legal minds to plot a course through the labyrinth of legalese can milk the system’s preponderance for fairness
No. of comments: 3The Expropriation Bill is needed to undo evils in South Africa, and lies and fear-mongering to scare investors will not bring this democratic process to a halt
No. of comments: 0Young people inherit generational inequalities, but cling on to a hope of self-authorship
No. of comments: 0Small acts of resistance and reinvention may be our most significant victories yet
No. of comments: 0We must stop the systematic favouring of European languages in Africa
