BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS
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White racism and Black consciousness | |
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We Blacks | |
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Understanding SASO: introduction to Formation School |
This SASO memorandum sets out the path for students to follow in their quest for national liberation, for discussion at the SASO Formation School, Edendale, 1971. This memorandum lacks an introduction. |
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Turfloop Testimony - A Comment | |
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Tribute to the late Mthuli ka Shezi, Vice-President of the Black People's Convention |
A tribute to the late Mthuli ka Shezi, Vice-President of the Black People's Convention, after his assassination, with a call for solidarity in the liberation struggle. |
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Through the cross: the South African church's painful path to victory |
Interview with Frank Chikane as General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches |
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The Youth Struggle: June 16 1976 Soweto Riots | |
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The rise of Black nationalism | |
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The repugnant elements in the Western Culture |
The use of White religion and politics to keep Blacks under the supression of the Nationalist government is questioned. It also suggests that the social atmosphere of the Black family setting has been destroyed by a capitalist society. |
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The poverty of Africanism | |
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The pipe-dream shattered | |
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The mood of black South Africa | |
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The meaning of Black Consciousness in the struggle for liberation |
The meaning and definition of Black Consciousness in South Africa is discussed as well as the challenge of developing community projects. The formation of SASO (South African Students Organisation) and the impact of Black Consciousness on politics in South Africa are also discussed. |
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The Institute of Black Studies | |
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The history of the Black man's struggle for liberation in South Africa and the role of Black Consciousness |
This paper, possibly prepared for the inaugral conference of the Institute of Black Studies, Wilgespruit, 13-18 July 1976, traces the history of the political development of South Africa from the first Dutch settlements, British colonisation, the formation of the African Native National Congress |
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The definition of Black Consciousness | |
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The definition of Black Consciousness | |
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The contemporary Black Movement as it has developed from its forerunners |
The discussion revolves around the the gap in student activism between the fifties and the seventies and the widening gap between Black and White students with an increase in the rise of Black nationalism |
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The Black Worker's Project: A proposal |
There is a universal understanding for workers to negotiate in one voice, yet Blacks were refused membership to Trade unions.The complexity of the race situation in South Africa enhanced this gap between the White and BlacK worker. |
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The Black Peoples Convention |
The article discusses the development of the South African Students Organisation (SASO) and The Black Peoples Convention and their contribution to the political struggle in South Africa. |