This book is written with such authenticity. It chronicles the life is Rosie Motene. It also canvasses a number of important issues pertaining to identity, inter-racial ‘adoption’, religion and connecting with our roots.
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‘I am a African feminist’
Malebo skillfully combines theory, praxis and lived experience to speak about Black womxnhood in South Africa. This book is important as it is a resource to unlearn the patriarchy and other oppressive systems.
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There are no words to adequately describe how absolutely vital this book is. It validated so many of my experiences and perceptions about love. This is essential reading.
‘Love has no shame.’
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This book starts an important conversation about [non] progress of Black people in corporate South Africa. Through Sihle’s lived experience we get to know about some of the horrors she endured for the sake of leaning a living.
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This book offers an insight into the nature of youth politics by analysising the various #MustFallMovements. It provides interesting insights about the nature of youth politics.
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