The school that was a ray of light in apartheid South Africa | Aeon Essays
Woodmead School stood out for its unique participatory educational model during apartheid, contrasting sharply with the oppressive state-controlled education systems.
Tito Mboweni obituary
Tito Mboweni played a crucial role in South Africa's transition from apartheid by balancing negotiations with business leaders and advocating for labor rights.
South Africa's Sipho Hotstix' Mabuse on art's role in resistance
Art played a crucial role in South Africa's resistance against apartheid, inspiring new generations and fostering hope for freedom and dignity.
South Africa Doesn't Need More Heroes | The Walrus
Peter Magubane, a legendary South African photojournalist, faced immense state violence during apartheid, demonstrating exceptional courage and resilience in fighting against oppression.
Black History in a Swedish Bank Vault
Ernest Cole, a Black South African photographer, captured the human costs of apartheid in the 1960s and '70s.
A lost trove of Cole's photographs from his time in America, previously unpublished, was discovered in 2017.
South Africa: 30 years after apartheid, what has changed?
The legacy of apartheid persists in South Africa despite significant socio-political gains.
The school that was a ray of light in apartheid South Africa | Aeon Essays
Woodmead School stood out for its unique participatory educational model during apartheid, contrasting sharply with the oppressive state-controlled education systems.
Tito Mboweni obituary
Tito Mboweni played a crucial role in South Africa's transition from apartheid by balancing negotiations with business leaders and advocating for labor rights.
South Africa's Sipho Hotstix' Mabuse on art's role in resistance
Art played a crucial role in South Africa's resistance against apartheid, inspiring new generations and fostering hope for freedom and dignity.
South Africa Doesn't Need More Heroes | The Walrus
Peter Magubane, a legendary South African photojournalist, faced immense state violence during apartheid, demonstrating exceptional courage and resilience in fighting against oppression.
Black History in a Swedish Bank Vault
Ernest Cole, a Black South African photographer, captured the human costs of apartheid in the 1960s and '70s.
A lost trove of Cole's photographs from his time in America, previously unpublished, was discovered in 2017.
South Africa: 30 years after apartheid, what has changed?
The legacy of apartheid persists in South Africa despite significant socio-political gains.
'Ernest Cole: Lost and Found' resurrects a once-forgotten anti-apartheid photographer
Ernest Cole's legacy is revived through Raoul Peck's documentary, showcasing his impactful photography and personal experiences during apartheid.
Raoul Peck on his Ernest Cole film: I wanted to give him the total podium'
Ernest Cole's photography evokes parallels between apartheid South Africa and current Palestinian struggles, prompting viewers to reflect on modern injustices.
Raoul Peck Discusses Why He Chose South African Apartheid as Focus for New Film
Ernest Cole's photography was vital in documenting apartheid, breaking racial barriers in the process.
New film on Ernest Cole, photographer who chronicled South African apartheid, showcases trove of 60,000 rediscovered negatives
Raoul Peck's documentary masterfully examines Ernest Cole's life and artistry, linking personal and historical narratives through powerful photography documenting apartheid.
'Ernest Cole: Lost and Found' resurrects a once-forgotten anti-apartheid photographer
Ernest Cole's legacy is revived through Raoul Peck's documentary, showcasing his impactful photography and personal experiences during apartheid.
Raoul Peck on his Ernest Cole film: I wanted to give him the total podium'
Ernest Cole's photography evokes parallels between apartheid South Africa and current Palestinian struggles, prompting viewers to reflect on modern injustices.
Raoul Peck Discusses Why He Chose South African Apartheid as Focus for New Film
Ernest Cole's photography was vital in documenting apartheid, breaking racial barriers in the process.
New film on Ernest Cole, photographer who chronicled South African apartheid, showcases trove of 60,000 rediscovered negatives
Raoul Peck's documentary masterfully examines Ernest Cole's life and artistry, linking personal and historical narratives through powerful photography documenting apartheid.
The play that changed my life: Janet Suzman on staging Othello in apartheid South Africa
The Market Theatre served as a symbol of freedom during apartheid South Africa, highlighting the power of theatre in oppressive situations.
A Clothing Paradox Unbuttoned: Why We Should All Be Ethical Shoppers
Fashion in Apartheid South Africa reflects deeper societal inequalities and racial oppression, particularly impacting Black women's identity and economic status.
Today in History: November 9, Berlin Wall falls after 28 years
November 9 marks significant historical events including the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the Kristallnacht pogrom in 1938.
Why Tyla's racial identity has rallied South Africans behind Coloured communities
The complexity of identity and race discussion in a global context.
Jewish National Fund of Canada Has Its Charitable Status Revoked
Revocation of Jewish National Fund's charitable status in Canada due to pressure from Independent Jewish Voices, marks a victory against apartheid and Palestinian dispossession.
The often overlooked 1987 Pride anthem that still moves people to tears - Queerty
Lab Siffre's song 'Something Inside So Strong' resonates with the LGBTQ+ community, inspired by apartheid-era struggles in South Africa.
Rishi Sunak's government would ban the very boycotts that helped to end apartheid | Peter Hain
Boycotts had a significant impact on ending the apartheid regime in South Africa.
The UK government is attempting to pass an anti-boycott bill that poses threats to free speech and human rights.
South Africa files case at ICJ accusing Israel of genocidal acts' in Gaza
Israel, which has been accused of meting out collective punishment on Palestinians, has rejected the case at the UN court.
How international law is used to cover up Israeli settler-colonialism
The framing of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a war and Israel's right to self-defense is a distortion of the reality of colonization, occupation, and apartheid.
The situation in Israel-Palestine must be understood within the context of international law, which considers colonization, occupation, and apartheid illegal.