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The Black Nationalist Movement in Azania, tied and connected to black struggles on the African continent and the New World. At the turn of the twentieth century, Henry Sylvester Williams, a Trinidadian lawyer and Pan-Africanist, was practising in South Africa; the 1919 Pan-Africanist conference and the 1945 Manchester conference also had i

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BC and Its Fortunes After 1976,of resistance, whose spark was the 1976 Soweto uprising. BC, however, was seen as counter-conscious, having a tendency to psychologism, or as a counter-ideology inclined to provoke moral anger. The same criticism was made by Sartre on Negritude in his essay “Black Orpheus,” where he viewed Negritude

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Youth Politics, Agency and Subjectivity,o explore the concept “youth.” Since the majority of these youth formations’ membership and affiliation are those categorized as youth, I have in this chapter closely examined the concept “youth,” more importantly “black youth.” Since its inception, BC has been synonymous with the young. That tradit

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The Social Construction of Blackness in Azania,ment with this question hinges on how black South Africans have been brought into racial subjectivity and objectification and how this question persists even with the formal abolition of apartheid. I make four major postulations: firstly, blackness is a white creation through white anti-black racism

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The Black Middle Class and Black Struggles,as thrown a succession of black radicals into a quandary and dilemma. Indeed, debates on this topic have spanned generations and are as alive today as they were then. In any case, it shows the truncated nature of a colonial subject who went through the process of depersonalization and assumed the ma

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