Book Review | Femicide in South Africa
Nechama Brodie’s book is a historically conscious study of gender-based violence and femicide that traces the lineage of the feminist vocabulary developed to speak about and combat the phenomenon.
Stories by: Pumla Dineo Gqola
The cultural impact of The Eusebius McKaiser Show
McKaiser’s show at Radio 702 became a home for many, a place to question and deeply engage with difficult aspects of South African society while shaping public culture.
On movement, human rights and Covid-19
Meditating on human rights and the coronavirus in South Africa, Pumla Dineo Gqola posits that the landscape of freedom after apartheid has cemented an old regime of movement.
The patriarchy expects you to follow these scripts
There are many scripts that women are told to follow in the machinery of patriarchal fear taught by South African society.
Gabrielle Goliath creates songs for survivors in scratched melodies
The artist’s new exhibition, ‘This is a song for…’, interrupts song recordings in the manner of a stuck record to jar audience members into experiencing how rape continues to interject itself into the lives of eight women.