Lessons about racism from Worcester bomber
Stefaans Coetzee was responding to a question from my large class of undergraduate students when things went quiet, and I could sense the emotion in the room.
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Stefaans Coetzee was responding to a question from my large class of undergraduate students when things went quiet, and I could sense the emotion in the room.
Most South Africans are exhausted by these casual outbursts by the vain and the vacuous
The row over Dis-Chem’s letter placing a freeze on hiring white employees raises pertinent issues
If you are a white South African, you are often reminded of your debt: when you see black poverty and when you listen to stories of hardship due to apartheid and the legacy thereof; when you study matric results and crime statistics, which often look better in formerly white areas; when you read the posters at political rallies calling for the death of Boere; when you hear politicians calling for white people to “go back” to where they come from and to give the land back. Apartheid was a crime perpetuated deliberately over generations and it caused irrevocable damage to millions of people...