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Episode 59: Layering Racial Oppression in South Africa

Jacob Dlamini, South African author, journalist, and historian, on his best-selling book Native Nostalgia, a memoir that challenges conventional struggle narratives.  He also discusses the social and political history of Kruger National Park and a new research project on collaborators of the apartheid security forces.

 

Africa Past and Present: Episode 59 [ 37:17 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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  1. MATRIX: The Center for Humane, Arts, Letters and Social Sciences Online » Blog Archive » Episode 59 of Africa Past and Present Available Says:
    December 13th, 2011 at 9:20 am

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  2. Podcast with Jacob Dlamini: Can Black South Africans Be Nostalgic about the Past? | Jacana Says:
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