Race and Identity in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Analysis / Entertainment / Interview / Opinion

Race and Identity in Post-Apartheid South Africa

Crush-Hopper: Story of a Girl’s Journey Through Post-Apartheid South Africa Crush-Hopper is South African Mandisa Haarhoff’s autobiographical story about a young girl. This is a girl who first learned about beauty by playing with dolls who had long blond hair and blue eyes. She is a giddy and joyful girl who has a soft spot for … Continue reading »

Exploring the Journey of Identity in Post-Apartheid South Africa: “Crush-Hopper” by Mandisa Haarhoff
Entertainment / Events / News

Exploring the Journey of Identity in Post-Apartheid South Africa: “Crush-Hopper” by Mandisa Haarhoff

The Mid-Florida Chapter of the Fulbright Association is sponsoring “Crush-Hopper,” an autobiographic narrative performance by Mandisa Haarhoff, a visiting Fulbright student from South Africa. The event will take place from 5:00 to 8:00 PM on Thursday, January 17 at the University of South Florida’s School of Music Concert Hall. Following the performance, a dialogue about the event … Continue reading »

Interview with Olivia Wyatt
Documentary / Entertainment

Interview with Olivia Wyatt

Africa Talks: Interview with Olivia Wyatt, a photographer/filmmaker and a former J-School student at the University of Missouri, who went to Ethiopia and screened her documentary here at a local theater Ragtag Cinema in Columbia, Mo Africa Talks welcomes feedback and questions about content on the blog. If you have questions or recommendations for future content, … Continue reading »

Miss Africa Mizzou Pageant 2010
Entertainment / Pageant

Miss Africa Mizzou Pageant 2010

Miss Africa Mizzou Pageant 2010 organized by the African Student Association. An interview with the Miss Africa Mizzou 2010 contestants and the president of the African Students Association at the University of Missouri. Africa Talks welcomes feedback and questions about content on the blog. If you have questions or recommendations for future content, please contact: africatalksblog@gmail.com Continue reading »