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… that bright sports shoes were more the fashion than shiny black “go to church” shoes. One really does get left behind …

… paying particular attention in this regard to Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment, and the development of women and …

… localities on lines similar to that which applied to Black people. Councillor Mrs Vera Burnside wanted an inquiry …

… kaross’          ?nau         ‘hit’        ?nu         ‘black’          ?nu         ‘sit   (viii) A solitary … ‘become besmeared, of the mouth’ and !gau(a)am ‘with a black or dark muzzle’, where the equivalent of the latter in …

… ↵ [28] John Campbell, Travels in South Africa (London: Black, Parry and Co. and T. Hamilton, 1815), 252. ↵ [29] Some …

… a minor African or Indian girl. It was argued that because black girls matured early, it was difficult for white men to …

… to bolster up this myth of Britain as the "friend" of the "Black races" in her colonies throughout the world. Buxton, …