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agelessphotography · 9 months
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ANC rally, South Africa, Tom Stoddart, 1994
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garadinervi · 9 months
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Lies Ros, Rob Schröder / Wild Plakken, Women Against Apartheid, 1984 [Moma, New York, NY]
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oursonwithagirl · 5 months
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very short video about a huge issue, but the parallels between the national party and israel speak for themselves
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keep up the faith, we will live to see a free palestine 🇵🇸
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blackstar1887 · 3 months
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Nelson Mandela: The Journey of Resilience and Hope
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nando161mando · 7 months
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"The entire West is untethered from reality. Everyone likes to believe they would’ve been anti-apartheid back in the day, but in actual fact they would have wept tears for white settlers in South Africa. And in fact, that is exactly what happened for most of the Apartheid era."
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ghost-37 · 2 years
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generallemarc · 5 months
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Welcome to the illiberal realty of the ANC.
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imnothingimnobody · 1 year
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Donny boy, do you know what necklacing was? It's extrajudicial execution carried out by the oppressed to cause terror. You soak a rubber tire in gasoline, and then place it around the victim's body, and then ignite it. As the tire melts and the victim burns to death generally a communal group would observe it as a public execution. It ended apartheid. Because Marxists had the strength to do the unthinkable. These were men and women with children they loved, with families they loved. What do you think drove them to brutality? How can you deny it was necessary? "I just don't know the layman's terms To call the mess you breed What thaws beneath this surface Soils blood to your family tree
The dates they change with each new phase I'm anxious bouts of nervous
What am I without the bruises? This switch it won't come on What do I do to lose it? Beneath this distress call
Let the wheels burn, let the wheels burn Stack the tires to the neck with the body inside Let the wheels burn, let the wheels burn Stack the tires to the neck with the body inside
Frames of infrared Keep scrolling into focus Scarab crank the busy signal With the habits that you noticed
The dates they change with each new phase I'm anxious bouts of nervous
What am I without the bruises? This switch it won't come on What do I do to lose it? Beneath this distress call
Let the wheels burn, let the wheels burn Stack the tires to the neck with the body inside Let the wheels burn, let the wheels burn Stack the tires to the neck with the body inside
Taking all the hostages Into the Oval Office Draw the curtains, part their hair And pull the trigger softly If they have me committed Then I'll just take you with me One driver in your motorcade Is all it takes, is all it takes Sandmen grains in Teflon veins Is all it takes, is all it takes
What am I without the bruises? This switch it won't come on What do I do to lose it? Beneath this distress call
Let the wheels burn, let the wheels burn Stack the tires to the neck with the body inside Let the wheels burn, let the wheels burn Stack the tires to the neck with the body inside." 'Necklacing' represented the worst of the excesses committed in the name of the uprising. This was a particularly gruesome form of mob justice, reserved for those thought to be government collaborators, informers and black policemen. The executioners would force a car tire over the head and around the arms of the suspect, drench it in petrol, and set it alight. Immobilized, the victim burned to death." I suppose they should've signed a petition online to stop being considered sub-humans.
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linusjf · 1 month
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Nelson Mandela: Head and Heart
Image via Wikipedia “If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.” —Nelson Mandela, activist, South African president, Nobel laureate (b. 1918).
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garadinervi · 9 months
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Lies Ros, Rob Schröder / Wild Plakken, Nelson Mandela vrij, Anti-Apartheids Beweging Nederland, 1977 [NAGO – Nederlands Archief Grafisch Ontwerpers]. Photograph: Eli Weinberg, Joost Guntenaar
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seagull-astrology · 10 months
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Saturn return: DeKlerk legalizes the ANC
I could find nothing to support this date under the original heading of “abolishing apartheid” but upon further research I could spot an article from the New York Times archives about DeKlerk legalizing the ANC, that must have been the incident to which it was referring. Another pertinent fact, is that apartheid was a relatively recent prohibition into South African politics — it was instituted…
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thepursuitroom · 1 year
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Ramaphosa’s Power Base Grows, but South Africa’s Reform Road Still Rocky
Johannesburg: President Cyril Ramaphosa’s re-election as leader of South Africa’s ruling party has strengthened his grip on power, but a core of vocal opponents in its new executive suggests the country’s way to much-needed reforms will remain a rocky one.
Ramaphosa secured re-election, preparing the way for him to run for a second presidential term in 2024, on Monday in the voting of African National Congress (ANC) members that also chose the party’s new National Executive Committee (NECK). That vote sidelined some ministers and others in an anti-Ramaphosa camp loosely connected with Jacob Zuma that, with the ex-president embroiled in battling corruption allegations that he denies, rallied around former health minister Zweli Mkhize.
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gwydionmisha · 1 year
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digitalcombination · 1 year
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Who is Mazisi Kunene?
Who is Mazisi Kunene?
In this article, we will be discussing the life and works of Mazisi Raymond Fakazi Mngoni Kunene also known as Mazisi Kunene. We will also look at the literary legacy he has left behind. We will also examine how his work compares to The Iliad and The Odyssey by Homer. Nationality of Mazisi Kunene Mazisi Kunene is a South African writer. Born in South Africa in 1930, he was an outspoken opponent…
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yarpiebrit · 2 years
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Swart Gevaar …  Wit Gevaar 
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knowledgebaseng · 2 years
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Michael Masutha Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth and Education
Michael Masutha Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth and Education
This post contains Michael Masutha Biography, Early Life/Education, Personal Life, Net worth  and Social Media, do well to read through. Michael Masutha Biography Tshililo Michael Masutha is a well-known South African politician and lawyer who was born on November 18, 1965. For five years, he was the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services. Michael Masutha has been a member of parliament as…
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