Substantive Transformation with Sohela Surajpal

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intersectionally speaking

Seadimo Tlale

15 episodes

4 days ago

conversations in the pursuit of better and more inclusive ways of living! about the host: Seadimo (accepts all pronouns) is a South African born Black queer human - with an LLB (cum laude) from Wits University and an LLM in progress from UCLA. Their passions include abolition, sustainability, art, Thandiswa Mazwai and rants about cis-hetero patriarchy and capitalism in moderation.

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Substantive Transformation with Sohela Surajpal

intersectionally speaking

50 minutes 3 seconds

5 years ago

Substantive Transformation with Sohela Surajpal

Sohela Surajpal (@sohelasurajpal) and Seadimo (@seadimotlale) exchange reflections on what transformation in South Africa means.

Resources referred to:

Sohela's twitter thread: https://twitter.com/sohelasurajpal/status/1286200048670433280?s=20

Mpho Ndaba's On (Black) billionaires: https://medium.com/@manofcolor_/on-billionaires-88b83e647531

Are Prisons Obsolete? - Angela Davis

The Communist Manifesto - Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx

The Destruction of Black Civilizations - Chancellor Williams