BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS
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Letter from Peter Brown to Cathy | |
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Letter from Judy to Phyllis Naidoo |
How can I ever say thanks enough for you and Sakthi for looking after me for the last month and a half. |
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Interview with Simangaliso Mkhatshwa, conducted by George Mukuka | |
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Interview with Buti Tlhagale, conducted by George Mukuka | |
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Interview with Sbu Ndebele, conducted by Jeremy Seekings | |
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Black Consciousness and White Liberals | |
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Chapter one: Black organisations - Political groups | |
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Chapter six: Black consciousness | |
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Chapter six: Black consciousness | |
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The rise of Black nationalism | |
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Power over - power shared | |
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The pipe-dream shattered | |
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The poverty of Africanism | |
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Staffrider |
Staffrider magazine (1978-1993), took its name and identity from township slang for black youth who rode the overcrowded, racially segregated commuter trains by sitting on the roof or hanging onto the outside. |
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Black Peoples Convention: National Congress Address by the President, Mr T S Farisani |
Black Peoples Convention: National Congress Address by the President, Mr T S Farisani. The address discusses issues such as social welfare, industry, trade and commerce in a future free Azania. Includes a poem on committment. |
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Black Consciousness Movement of South Africa: speech given to the assembly of the IUEF, held in Geneva, 22 November 1975 |
The address outlines the role of the Black Conciousness Movement in the 1976 Soweto uprising and emphasises the need for action for liberation. |
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Black Consciousness, Black Power |
A speech to Black students about Black Consciousness |
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Presidential address to the 8th GCS |
The Presidential Address to the 8th General Council meeting of the South African Students' Organisation, 4-9 July 1976 |
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How many of Inkatha's members see Mandela as their leader. Not all. but... | |
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Editorial: Helen Suzman |