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Monday, 25 July 2016 15:17
THE STATE OF THE SO-CALLED COLOURED NATION IN SOUTH AFRICA
Written by Brian Ebden
In this opinion piece by Brian Ebden, he addresses the dire issues facing the Coloured population group of South Africa and more particularly those living in the Westren Cape and…
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In this opinion piece on Politicsweb.co.za RW Johnson, author of the book 'How Long Will SA Survive?', discusses whether the Western Cape could ever go it alone. We at Bruinou.com…
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Sunday, 08 May 2016 14:45
32 Evicted Eerste River Mothers Destitute on Rainy Mothers Day
Written by Ryan Swano
Today is Mother's Day and while so many of us are celebrating this beautiful day, in Eerste River 32 mothers and their 61 children had to sleep outside in the…
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Sunday, 24 April 2016 23:33
The Ordinary Magic that can change a child’s future
Written by Ryan Swano
There is little doubt that poverty hampers early childhood development which in turn affects a child's learning ability as they grow older and usually ends in a child not living…
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Wednesday, 13 April 2016 13:38
Judge Chris Greenland's Open letter to Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng
Written by Chris Greenland
The Case of the Coloured Correctional Service Officers. . Coloured officers (and one White) are being denied promotion even though they have been recommended by assessment Boards after very long…
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Friday, 04 March 2016 15:19
Well Intended Advert about Violence on The Cape Flats Misses the Mark
Written by Ryan Swano
A new well-ntended cleverly produced 30 second commercial has been created to raise awareness of kids on the Cape Flats who have to live in fear of violence every day…
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Wednesday, 17 February 2016 22:02
Black Humanity in an Anti-Black Society
Written by Lindsay Maasdorp
With the current upsurge in campus protests and a wave of condemnation on social media and other public platforms for the destruction caused by students at UCT, this article which…
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In his view of racism from a somewhat unconventional vantage point, Seth Randall dissects what he calls the anatomy of racism. Contrary to our initial thoughts of it being yet…
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Tuesday, 02 February 2016 20:10
Coloured people constantly reduced to tired stereotypes
Written by Danielle Bowler - EWN
"The function of these stereotypes is that they masquerade as ‘natural’ and inherent aspects of being coloured..." Coloured people constantly reduced to tired stereotypes by Danielle Bowler In the darkened…
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Wednesday, 27 January 2016 11:11
Indian today, coloured tomorrow and black the next – my racial identity crisis
Written by Kamaria Balkisson - LiveMag
For first-generation mixed-race South Africans, navigating the minefield of technically being deemed to Coloured and being seen as somewhere in-between or either only specifically one of the identities of your…
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Nicola Codner aka NikkiLou is a British intersectional feminist, a therapist and a writer sharing her experiences of being someone of mixed-race origins. Though many of the experiences of mixed-race…
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Amid all the social media uproar around race relations in South Africa, Soli Philander in his usual witty way comes to an interesting conclusion about the reactions people have towards…
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Sunday, 03 January 2016 21:16
How I, as a young coloured woman, feel connected to Saartjie Baartman
Written by Deidré Jantjies - LiveMag.co.za
We love the manner in which Deidré Jantjies raises the point that we have been conditioned to have Eurocentric views of our body shapes and facial features. In the article…
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Monday, 30 November 2015 22:26
Can’t separate language from people who produced it
Written by Jitsvinger
One of South Africa's foremost proponents of Afrikaans Hip Hop, and perhaps more specifically the Afrikaaps vernacular, Jitsvinger expresses his views on how the cultural suppression of Afrikaaps affects the…
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Thursday, 30 July 2015 03:31
Who says Bursaries are not for us? Go get yours.
Written by Josie Martin
Yes, you or your child can further your studies and get that degree or diploma and best of all is that you could qualify for a bursary. So easily we…
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In his article below, Mark Peach shares his opinion that there is not much if any recorded history of people classified as Coloured and as such, we collectively do not…
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