South African feminism, race and racism

De La Rey · M Cheryl

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Feminist Theory and Gender Studies South African History and Culture Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality

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CHERYL DE LA REY critically discusses the shifting understandings of race and difference. She frames the possibility that even if anti-racism is made central to feminism, the idea of unity may be misplaced

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1992Understanding everyday racism: an interdisciplinary theory 2002Beyond the Masks

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