The politics of rage: Why refusal – not civility –moves history
Artists are finding their voice in refusing to be passive, and in embracing rage, against systemic violence.
Artists are finding their voice in refusing to be passive, and in embracing rage, against systemic violence.
The election of Zohran Mamdani as New York mayor has inflated the illusion that radical change is possible without changing the mechanics of power.
Cosatu and Numsa say that companies employ undocumented foreign nationals because they are cheap labour.
With R1.7-billion in debt, only four refuse trucks for 30,000 homes, and councillors owing R3.3-million in unpaid rates, Komani activists say their municipality is “in autopilot mode”.
T2 is appealing for an investigation of their suspension for taking a principled stand.
Artists are finding their voice in refusing to be passive, and in embracing rage, against systemic violence.
The election of Zohran Mamdani as New York mayor has inflated the illusion that radical change is possible without changing the mechanics of power.
Cosatu and Numsa say that companies employ undocumented foreign nationals because they are cheap labour.
With R1.7-billion in debt, only four refuse trucks for 30,000 homes, and councillors owing R3.3-million in unpaid rates, Komani activists say their municipality is “in autopilot mode”.
T2 is appealing for an investigation of their suspension for taking a principled stand.
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