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Kerrie
Kerrie is on page 259 of 358
"The goal of a postconflict pedagogy under these circumstances is first to understand the emotional, psychological and spiritual burden of indirect knowledge carried by all sides in the aftermath of conflict."
Jul 09, 2017 04:35PM
Knowledge in the Blood: Confronting Race and the Apartheid Past

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Kerrie
Kerrie is on page 181 of 358
"Order trumps truth; appearance matters more than content; style conquers substance."
Jul 09, 2017 07:32AM
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Kerrie
Kerrie is on page 162 of 358
Jul 06, 2017 11:29AM
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Kerrie
Kerrie is on page 62 of 358
"This move is poignantly captured by Suren Pillay who observes "a complex shift from racialised claims of 'supremacy' to ethnicised claims to 'protection,' in so doing re-racializing 'whiteness' and re-inscribing difference through the language of 'culture.'
Jul 01, 2017 07:23AM
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Kerrie
Kerrie is on page 17 of 358
I'm already on fire. "Here the protests of the dominant groups center on the politics of displacement: what we used to enjoy we no longer can, because of change." Replace South Africa with America and you've got a primer on our current situation.
Jun 29, 2017 09:57AM
Knowledge in the Blood: Confronting Race and the Apartheid Past


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