Apartheid: Lives Divided
- 446pages
- 16 heures de lecture
Exploring the interconnectedness of colonialism, racism, and apartheid, this book delves into the historical and socio-political contexts that shaped these systems of oppression. It examines the lasting impacts of colonial ideologies on contemporary societies and highlights the struggles for justice and equality. Through a critical lens, the author analyzes how these forces have perpetuated inequality and examines movements that challenge these injustices, offering insights into the paths toward reconciliation and healing.
