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Wednesday, 23 May 2012

"We Must Speak for Ourselves": The Rise & Fall of a Public Sphere on the South African Goldmines 1920-1931

"We Must Speak for Ourselves": The Rise & Fall of a Public Sphere on the South African Goldmi... by TigersEye99

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This blog contains resources directly related to Frantz Fanon's life and work, the secondary literature on Fanon and other resources useful for engaging Fanon's ideas here and now. Some of what is here comes from, or relates to, a particular set of ongoing discussions around Fanon's work in Grahamstown.

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