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Raymond Suttner, What does it mean to be radical in South Africa today? (Polity)

http://www.polity.org.za/article/what-does-it-mean-to-be-radical-in-south-africa-today-2014-07-30

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Posted on July 30, 2014 by raymondsuttner. Posted in Basic services, City planning, Constitutionalism, Contemporary South Africa, corruption, democratisation, emancipation, Environment, Gender and sexuality, human rights, Leadership, Local government, patronage, Policing, prosecution, Raymond Suttner writings, South African Police services, Theoretical questions, trade unions, Violence | Tagged defending legality, patriarchy, radicalism, selective prosecution and policing, solidarity and action wherever oppression occurs, violent masculinities | Leave a comment

Raymond Suttner, Electoral silence on patriarchy speaks volumes (Polity)

http://www.polity.org.za/article/electoral-silence-on-patriarchy-speaks-volumes-2014-04-23

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Posted on April 23, 2014 by raymondsuttner. Posted in ANC, Constitutionalism, Contemporary South Africa, Culture and identities, democratisation, emancipation, Gender and sexuality, Jacob Zuma, Masculinity, Policing, Rape, Raymond Suttner writings, Theoretical questions, Violence | Tagged no safe spaces for women or those who do not follow heterosexual norm, patriarchy central to Zuma project, Patriarchy not election issue, violent masculinities | Leave a comment

Raymond Suttner, Nelson Mandela as a model of manhood

Whereas earlier studies of gender concentrated on women, recent decades have seen a flourishing of literature on masculinities, Continue reading →

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Posted on July 9, 2013 by raymondsuttner. Posted in ANC, Armed struggle, Contemporary South Africa, Culture and identities, democratisation, emancipation, Gender and sexuality, Heroism, Jacob Zuma, Masculinity, Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, Raymond Suttner writings, Theoretical questions, Underground struggle | Tagged ANC gender history, Mandela as icon, Mandela's manhood, violent masculinities | 1 Comment

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