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    Binwe Adebayo on writing about Black Love

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    Binwe Adebayo, writer, founder and managing director of baby mogul has contributed to a new collection of essays. Notes on Love is a collection...

    10 Instapoets We Love

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    Instapoets have become iconic. Racking up hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram, these poets are doing the impossible: making poetry accessible. They fill...

    The Stigma Of Loving Someone Who Died Of AIDS

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    I make it a point to tell anyone I date that I once had a partner that died of AIDS. So many loved ones...

    The Politics Of The Other: Being A Black Muslim In South...

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    "Wherever you go, there will always be the politics of the other, whether you are in an Islamic space or whether you are amongst...

    The coloured community won Idols SA this year

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    So, a coloured girl from Bishop Lavis won Idols on Sunday night, and some people on Twitter are mad because they believe that coloured...

    Durban’s queer community, assemble! It’s Pride time

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    This Saturday, the Gugu Dlamini Park will host the 7th annual Durban Pride and Liberation Parade, which celebrates the queer community of KwaZulu-Natal. Durban is...

    Why Nomzamo Mbatha Gives Us All The Feels

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    You might know Nomzamo Mbatha as the actor who won the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress for her role as Moratiwa in...

    Algerian Football Started As An Anti-Colonial Movement

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    Traditionally football or sports, in general, has been thought of as apolitical. It is a space where teams and fans gather to watch their...

    The Hardships Of Living As A Trans Woman In Durban

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    August is Women's Month in South Africa, with 9 August being a Women's Day. Meanwhile a total shutdown march was organised across all provinces...

    Modernity, spirituality and tradition: My ancestors are my force of belief

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    With South Africa's rich history and shameful past - where our identities were distorted - young people constantly battle to maintain our sense of...

    Help These South African Photographers Reach New York

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    Reatile Moalusi and Kgomotso Neto Tleane are two South African photographers whose works has been chosen for the New York Times Portfolio Review. The...

    Right Of Reply: SACAP Response To Luke Sadler’s Article

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    On 30 May 2018, The Daily Vox published an opinion piece about a LGBTQIA+ student's experience of the South African College of Applied Psychology's...

    In Defence Of Safe Spaces

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    Safe spaces are often mocked and misunderstood. Those who are excluded from certain safe spaces feel discriminated against or feel that it is a...

    Muslim and ZCC students forced to remove religious head coverings at...

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    In light of the #RespekTheDoek campaign, reports of two incidents of students being asked to remove their head coverings have emerged at the NWU...

    Toxic Masculinity In Football Needs To Be Addressed

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    This weekend, the news and social media were awash with images of Kaizer Chiefs supporters storming onto the pitch of the Moses Mabhida Stadium....

    “Bisexuals Just Want To Exist And Be Accepted”

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    Bisexuality: “the potential to be attracted — romantically and/or sexually — to people of more than one sex and/or gender.” (This definition includes those...

    Uzalo: GC is heading down a dangerous path

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    After nearly being forced to marry someone he doesn't love, GC’s life is seems to be headed for a crash. Kingdom of KwaMashu congregants, and...

    Riz Ahmed is searching for home in Mogul Mowgli

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    With the release of the film, Mogul Mowgli, Riz Ahmed cinematises the message from his album, The Long Goodbye and Saadat Hasan Manto’s short...

    White Liberals Can’t Escape Scrutiny

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    The attention and political discourse that is emerging as a result of the recent racist outbursts like that of Adam Catzavelos, Vicki Momberg, Penny...

    Qarnita Loxton: On Writing Cape Town’s Sex And The City

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    Born and bred in Cape Town, Qarnita Loxton started writing as a way of keeping herself busy. Being a shy child, she had always...