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The Complicated Memory of Obama’s ‘Middle Ground’ Rhetoric of Colorblindedness versus the reality of ‘Stand Your Ground’ policing: The Silent Return of ‘Race’ in the aftermath of Treyvon Martin’s Shooting in the USA’s Zones of Exception and Non-Being

Masemola, Kgomotso (African Association for Rhetoric, 2014)

This paper charts the complications arising out of the rhetorical markers of ‘Middle Ground’ colorblindedness in the unitary fervour attending Barack Obama’s 2004 Democratic National Convention Speech, wherein the E pluribus ...
“Looking into black eyes and feel the embarrassment.” A Selected and Selective Reading of The Africana Bible.

Snyman, Gerrie (G. F.) (Old Testament Essays, 2011)

Employing a hermeneutics of vulnerability to unmask privileged po-sitions, this article intends to provide a reading from a white per-spective of The Africana Bible. Reading Israel’s Scriptures from Africa and the African ...

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