Black death and revolution
In the days leading up to the grand jury decisions in the separate murders of Mike
In the days leading up to the grand jury decisions in the separate murders of Mike
There is a long-standing Norwegian tradition of externalizing racism, so that anti-black racism is always and inevitably located elsewhere.
Recently The New York Times picked up on one of Sweden’s latest “race controversies”: The Swedish national broadcaster announced
The failure of Americans to have a concerted conversation on racism is not surprising. Too much is at stake for too many people, interests and institutions.
Ridley Scott's "Exodus" and deeply rooted issues of bigotry and racism in Hollywood.
Slavery, despite its centrality to South Africa's founding, remains on the periphery of popular and institutional memory there.
Racism in Belgium is endemic, and not taken seriously. Few people talk about it and even fewer are listening.
Zwarte Piet is just more evidence of how the Dutch majority silences and denies racist realities, especially that of black people there.
This and other lessons from the South African front lines.
If you tell a lie enough times then people will start believing it as gospel. You
Legacies of colonialism and apartheid are etched into social dynamics of the town in the way its inhabitants occupy public space. The same goes for the university.
Why is it so difficult to understand when we Africans say that it’s offensive?
The South African artist Brett Bailey’s installation, “Exhibit B”, was supposed to open on Tuesday, September
Google translators limitations make for sometimes funny, sometimes dangerous results.
"Former" white schools propose color blindness to tackle racism against its new black students, invariably leading to alienation and discomfort on the part of the latter.
With the increased attention on Brazil since the Cup started, I’ve noticed non-Brazilians trying to figure out
Scenario planning is something of a cottage industry in South Africa and was particularly popular during
Being Black in South Africa today must be a baffling, sometimes humiliating experience.
The actress Lupita Nyong'o was born in Mexico, who wanted to claim her Oscar win. But why should she owe the Oscar to Mexico, a country with such high levels of racism?
The Cape Town company that designs and markets "slave ship" ironing boards and aprons.