Displaying items by tag: Apartheid
The 'Colour' of Coloureds Mentality
Clifton's Sheep in Wolves' Clothes
LANGARM - David Kramer’s New Musical at The Fugard this Summer
Langarm known to the rest of the world as Ballroom dancing is and has for a long time not only been a cultural phenomenon particularly in Coloured communities in the Western Cape but has always been and remains to be a highly competitive sport across South Africa.
Like any cultural and sporting activity, Langarm dancing was racially segragated during the Apartheid era and dancing across the racial divide was a criminal offense.
Botha-Khoism Racist Mischief a Threat to the Khoi Revivalist Sector
Delving into Hidden Durban Coloured History - The Proclamation 73 Project
That means that you can through images and documentation contribute to the visual telling of your family's and your community's history and help weave the tapestry which aims to make the hidden histories of Durban come to life.
Politicians Missing as Mitchells Plain Residents & Siqalo Protesters Clash
Jan van Riebeeck - UNPLUGGED
What did People of Colour Expect? #BlackMonday Was Always Going To Be Orange White & Blue
People here regularly wear black... We have a lot of funerals to attend...
'Biased' Judge Steps Down from Bromwell Street Eviction Case
Acting Western Cape High Court Judge Leslie Weinkove who in February showed that he clearly has no clue or simply chooses to ignore the impact which Systemic & Structural Racism has on the majority of South Africa's population, especially the very poor who are being displaced in the case he was presiding over, has stepped down from presiding over the Bromwell Street Residents vs The City of Cape Town case.
Cape Town Judge Mocks The Poor with Disregard for The Effects of Systemic Racism in Bromwell Street Case
A judge in the Cape Town High Court on Tuesday displayed utter arrogance and such a blatant lack of empathy with a complete disregard for the poor that it raises concerns about how our judicial system is still frought with systemic racism.
Irrespective of the merits of the case, his attitude continues to uphold and is in fact a manifestation of the Systemic & Structural Racism which we need to eradicate.
In his spate of remarks, Judge Leslie Weinkove shows that he clearly has no clue or simply chooses to ignore the impact which Systemic & Structural Racism has on the majority of South Africa's population especially the poor who are being displaced in the case he is presiding over.
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