Category Archives: feminism
readings for first weekend
Please read the following works for our gatherings on friday and saturday morning – http://www.feministafrica.org/index.php/beyond-determinism http://www.jpanafrican.com/docs/vol2no2/AllTheAfricansAreMenAllTheSistas.pdf And this one by ‘classic’ fighter for rights, Prof Oyeronke Oyewumi: http://misr.mak.ac.ug/uploads/Oyewumi–The%20Journey%20Through%20Academe.pdf You will receive guiding questions for preparation for our Friday and Saturday
readings for first weekend
Please read the following works for our gatherings on friday and saturday morning – http://www.feministafrica.org/index.php/beyond-determinism http://www.jpanafrican.com/docs/vol2no2/AllTheAfricansAreMenAllTheSistas.pdf And this one by ‘classic’ fighter for rights, Prof Oyeronke Oyewumi: http://misr.mak.ac.ug/uploads/Oyewumi–The%20Journey%20Through%20Academe.pdf You will receive guiding questions for preparation for our Friday and Saturday
Reconfiguring ‘The Violent Black man’, and the succesful black woman: a critical response to Jonathan Jansen
Read this post by Gcobani Qambela Reconfiguring ‘The Violent Black man’, and the succesful black woman: a critical response to Jonathan Jansen I have just read a highly disturbing and problematic piece by the Vice-Chancellor of the University of the Free State, Professor
Reconfiguring ‘The Violent Black man’, and the succesful black woman: a critical response to Jonathan Jansen
Read this post by Gcobani Qambela Reconfiguring ‘The Violent Black man’, and the succesful black woman: a critical response to Jonathan Jansen I have just read a highly disturbing and problematic piece by the Vice-Chancellor of the University of the Free State, Professor
Audre Lorde – Transforming Our Silences
hereS an classic Lorde – Trans of Silence for those concerned with the question of the role of writing/literature
Audre Lorde – Transforming Our Silences
hereS an classic Lorde – Trans of Silence for those concerned with the question of the role of writing/literature
I Ain’t Yo Bitch – Review by Karabo Kgoleng
Find a review of Jabulile Bongiwe Ngwenya’s ‘I Ain’t Yo Bitch’ here
I Ain’t Yo Bitch – Review by Karabo Kgoleng
Find a review of Jabulile Bongiwe Ngwenya’s ‘I Ain’t Yo Bitch’ here
Remembering Adrienne Rich
”The moment when a feeling enters the body is political. This touch is political.”, wrote A. Rich … Thanks to Colleen Higgs, editor of Modjaji Book – we’ll read from some of their collections – for her text on what Adrienne
Remembering Adrienne Rich
”The moment when a feeling enters the body is political. This touch is political.”, wrote A. Rich … Thanks to Colleen Higgs, editor of Modjaji Book – we’ll read from some of their collections – for her text on what Adrienne
gender – theory.
Read the following edition of darkmatter – especially the text Miniskirts and Kangas: the Use of Culture in Constituting Postcolonial Sexuality Posted By nolwazi mkhwanazi and the intro by Gunkel Thanks! K
gender – theory.
Read the following edition of darkmatter – especially the text Miniskirts and Kangas: the Use of Culture in Constituting Postcolonial Sexuality Posted By nolwazi mkhwanazi and the intro by Gunkel Thanks! K
Zukiswa Wanner
About Zukiswa Wanner Zukiswa Wanner was born in Zambia to a South African father and a Zimbabwean mother. Her mother claims that she has been rebellious ever since her birth at the momentous time of the Soweto Uprisings – although,
Zukiswa Wanner
About Zukiswa Wanner Zukiswa Wanner was born in Zambia to a South African father and a Zimbabwean mother. Her mother claims that she has been rebellious ever since her birth at the momentous time of the Soweto Uprisings – although,
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