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    Rethinking Racism

    By Vus Mogashwa

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    This book is about the matter surrounding Helen Zille's comments on colonialism. The Author seek to be honest about colonialism, racism, and Apartheid; when most oppositions to her comments seemed to be dishonest. In this little book I highlight some of the unfair and fair matters in relation to racism.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVus Mogashwa
    Release dateJun 11, 2017
    ISBN9781370135714
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    Rethinking Racism
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    Vus Mogashwa

    Vus Mogashwa is the Freelance Journalist by profession. He authored the book Rethinking Racism, and planning to publish some in the near future.

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