Mama Africa is nomore.
Makeba, affectionately known as “Mama Africa”, spent much of her life in exile after being denied re-entry to South Africa in 1960. She was a vocal supporter of Nelson Mandela and testified against apartheid for the United Nations. She also appeared in the 1961 anti-apartheid film Come Back, Africa, which showed at the Venice Film Festival that year.
Categories: The Observationist Tagged: africa, apartheid, icons, music
The Taslim Solangi essay is up at Global Comment.
As always, ignorance amazes me.
Too busy/sapped/disengaged/tired/distracted to write much for the next two weeks.
Also, somehow this got published. And I didn’t even know about it. Strange.
Categories: Linking Park · The Observationist Tagged: crimes, Feminism, global comment
The end of civility debate
November 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment
The Taslim Solangi essay is up at Global Comment.
As always, ignorance amazes me.
Too busy/sapped/disengaged/tired/distracted to write much for the next two weeks.
Also, somehow this got published. And I didn’t even know about it.
Strange.
Categories: Linking Park · The Observationist
Tagged: crimes, Feminism, global comment