Our mothers didn't really do all of this. It wasn't always possible. The labour was passed on to daughters. We made fires, put those pots on the stove. They'd do the touch-ups for flavour but we did most of the work. We started cooking way before teenagehood.
@PhilMphela May our Nkwešeng rest in peace hle. His legacy will live on indeed. What an actor. We are very appreciative that he shared his talent with us. Fare thee well, buti Seputla
hi guys, I’m a novice educator from the Eastern Cape. During my WIL rounds I discovered that learners struggle with assessment so I started a segment on my social media platforms called Teacher Thursdays aimed at redressing that challenge.
PLS RT 🥹 (links in the replies)
I slept over at my cousin's place(at the hood) bc he advised me not to drive back so late last night. He stays on the main road. By 4:30 AM, I was woken up by the sound of taxi's hooting & people commuting to work. Man, you can't tell me that black South Africans are "lazy."
Teach your kids about Winnie Mandela, teach your kids about Funmilayo Kuti. Teach you your kids about Assata Shakur. Teach your kids about black women who fight for freedom.
In case anyone isn’t aware, Trump is demanding Zambia to hand over its mineral rights by end of day tomorrow or the U.S. gov’t will cut off the country’s access to the AIDS medications that are literally keeping its citizens alive.
Just thought y’all should know.
I made this short film as a love letter to child-headed households & latchkey kids. This technique is called paint-on-glass stop-motion animation, rarely used in recent times. Please watch the whole filmed here https://t.co/Q3qToYB9NM and share with someone who can relate 🖤
This image of their fists is a direct illustration of who they were in the struggle. Dalibhunga was so drained when he returned from prison. He was tired and meek.
Also, Winnie said Nelly kept people he didn't trust near him. Look at Phala Phala. #TheTrialsOfWinnieMandela