When did we start referring to people as “bodies”? In his new series, “Activisting”, Paul examines this and other questions about contemporary progressive discourse. https://t.co/MNltwyPMaZ
Tendani Tshauambea (@tshauambeabrian), co-convenor of @StellenboschUni's Victoria Cluster, explains why now is the best time to rethink our leadership structures.
https://t.co/hhnlSpP3WJ
Lerato Mokhele wrote a piece about the Pride Month Collaboration that @StelliesQueerUS, Spectrum (Tygerberg), @rainbowuct, @activatewits and @UP_andOut are partaking in. Check it out! https://t.co/Er6TqqBRwX
Merlyn Nomusa Nkomo reflects on solidarity and the human/nature divide through the lens of the current pandemic and the 1985 charity single "We Are the World".
https://t.co/BIsHSdIJzE
Inetkey has fallen. Paul Joubert (@_trespaul) explains how @StellenboschUni and other academic institutions' internet works, and puts the change in context.
https://t.co/yjTkSkgL1j
The Platform, established by SU alumnus Kirsty Adams, will be performing on the Rooiplein tomorrow at 13:00 for the benefit of @lalelaproject, collecting menstrual care products and funds for such products. Read @_trespaul's overview here https://t.co/JjfJX3R6gs
The Platform, established by SU alumnus Kirsty Adams, will be performing on the Rooiplein tomorrow at 13:00 for the benefit of @lalelaproject, collecting menstrual care products and funds for such products. Read @_trespaul's overview here https://t.co/JjfJX3R6gs
"The men who dismiss the movement out of the gate often have the very same tired argument, that is, that not all men commit sexual assault" - Liam Erasmus is a BAccLLB student at @StellenboschUni and is a resident of the Dagbreek residence. https://t.co/bVfSkPOvnP
"It seems we're more concerned with being called [sexist] than [sexism]."
Liam Erasmus gives a men's residences insider's perspective of men's silence around Gender-Based Violence 👇 https://t.co/hqEqmWLrzu
Our discussion went well, but because of limited time, was quite surface-level. @tvalberts and I have thus agreed to have a more substantial conversation about the ideological "divide" at SU and in the world. We'll publish this collaboratively on @ilizwi_za and @nova_mentis.
In Paul Joubert (@_trespaul)'s open letter to the Socratic Society, he explains why their Jordan Peterson event did more harm than good: https://t.co/Q9moJuk4gS