"why would they [African governments] adopt policies that suggest that people should have fewer children”
Prof. Robinson discusses her research on sex-related health interventions in sub-Saharan Africa, including family planning, HIV/AIDS, and sexuality education. PART 1 #fyp
A majority of human rights violations are perpetrated by representatives of the state, so the police etc.
Prof. Robinson discusses her research on sex-related health interventions in sub-Saharan Africa, including family planning, and sexuality education. PART 3 #FYI
"Same sex sexuality is criminalised in most sub-saharan African countries already, and that was the case in Nigeria”
Prof. Robinson discusses her research on sex-related health interventions in sub-Saharan Africa, including family planning, and sexuality education. PART 2 #FYI
“…There’s no doubt that NGOs have played an important role in the empowerment of African states…”
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Kenyan Prof. Maurice Amutabi, discusses his book ‘The NGO Factor in Africa: The Case of Arrested Development in Kenya’. #FYP PART 6
“...My thinking was that NGOs needed to do more in terms of engaging the [African] stakeholders…”
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Kenyan Prof. Maurice Amutabi, discusses his book ‘The NGO Factor in Africa: The Case of Arrested Development in Kenya’. PART 5
“…Africans were basically being used as guinea pigs…”
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Kenyan Prof. Maurice Amutabi, discusses his book ‘The NGO Factor in Africa: The Case of Arrested Development in Kenya’. PART 4 #fyp
“If you look at the book, many of the things that I espoused are predicated on actual interviews…”
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Kenyan Prof, Maurice Amutabi, discusses his book ‘The NGO Factor in Africa: The Case of Arrested Development in Kenya’. PART 3.
“Despite many years of working in Africa, the NGOs had not accomplished what they needed to do”
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Kenyan Prof, Maurice Amutabi, discusses his book ‘The NGO Factor in Africa: The Case of Arrested Development in Kenya’. PART 2.
“Perhaps they [NGOs] didn't want to completely eradicate poverty in Africa because if they did the whole notion of development NGOs would actually end”
Kenyan Prof, Maurice Amutabi, discusses his book ‘The NGO Factor in Africa: The Case of Arrested Development in Kenya’. PART 1
John McWhorter challenges the data behind Robin DiAngelo’s book. Racism, from a white person’s perspective.
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Robin DiAngelo discusses her book ‘White Fragility: Why It's So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism’. PART 11.
Is Robin DiAngelo painting all white people with one 'brush'? Racism, from a white person’s perspective.
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Robin DiAngelo discusses her book ‘White Fragility: Why It's So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism’. PART 10.
Is not wanting to live in a crime-ridden area racism? Racism, from a white person’s perspective.
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Robin DiAngelo discusses her book ‘White Fragility: Why It's So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism’. PART 9.
‘Danger discourse’ and the avoidance of black spaces. Racism, from a white person’s perspective.
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Robin DiAngelo discusses her book ‘White Fragility: Why It's So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism’. PART 8. #Ethiopian
Racial impact of childhood socialisation. Racism, from a white person’s perspective
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Robin DiAngelo discusses her book ‘White Fragility: Why It's So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism’. PART 7.
Is intent a factor to consider when discussing racism?
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Clips from our ‘Uncomfortable But Necessary Conversations' series. Robin DiAngelo discusses her book ‘White Fragility’. Part 6.
“White progressives cause more daily harm across races.”
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Clips from our ‘Uncomfortable But Necessary Conversations' series. Robin DiAngelo discusses her book ‘White Fragility’. Part 5.
“There is a worldview or framework that is infused with assumptions, that is infused with what is termed anti-blackness. That I don't even realised its anti-blackness”.
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Robin DiAngelo discusses her book ‘White Fragility’. Part 4.