Gender Issues/Concerns
'We're here because we're here...': speaking African
womanism Yvette Abrahams
Shifting boundaries of oppression: women and
difference in African literature Anna Poshai
Reluctant Blackness and 'whole new loneliness'
in Rayda Jacobs' The middle road: a womanist critique Pumla
Gqola
Constructing lives: Black South African women
and biography under apartheid Desiree Lewis
‘Branches of the same tree’: Insights into culture gender and the
TRC Judy Clark
Mediating difference: Politics of representation.
Antjie Krog’s chronicling of women … in ‘Country of my Skull’ Jo-Anne
Prins
Voices of the ‘nation’ and voices of ‘loss’:
the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and women’s testimonies N.
Motsemme
Racial subjectivity and gender activism among
Black women Cheryl De la Rey & F. Boonzaier
Discourses of culture in students’ talk on heterosexTammy
Shefer
Historical Perspectives
'Of top hats and cannibals' Alan Kirkaldy
Dance, ethnic differences and oppression: instruments
of labour and social control at the Messina Copper Mines Felix
Malunga
The regime of terror, fists, sjamboks and the
gun Rashidi Molapo
The culture of protest among black workers on
the Witwatersrand: 1941-1947 N.T. Mahosi
'Listen here, just because YOU think I'm a coloured
...': Responses to the construction of difference in racist discourses
Norman Duncan
Cultural identity and Difference in South African
poetry Mashudu Mashige
Contemporary Issues/Concerns
Regarding relationships around race
Kopano
Ratele
Black artist, white critic. Political mindscapes of otherness’ Godfried
Dederen
The many faces of racism: emerging identities amongst youth in post-apartheid
South Africa Garth Stevens
South Africa in a state of transition: a study
of the impact of cultural diversity on nation building Samuel Kiguwa
Religion, difference and human rights Murray Hofmeyr
Many languages, different cultures: effects
of linguicism in a changing society Goantobale Nodoba
Ethnicity: African colonial heritage or ethnic
and political manipulation? Sandile Schalk
Keynote Address: Training in academic conventions: our role as public
intellectuals Ms Sheila Tyeku
Africentric approaches to tertiary education
in South Africa Playi Khusi
‘Cursed desires’: Insights into homosexuality in the African cultural
context L. Makhaba
Race, culture and mental illness. Tendani Ramulongo
Afrocentrism and Afrocentric Social Work Dumisani Thabede
Struggling for survival in a multi-cultural
society: an Afrocentric perspective N. Manona
Legislating against discrimination to found equality
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