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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Rhodes Must Fall"”.

  1. Decolonisation, Africanisation, and Epistemic Citizenship in post-Rhodes Must Fall South African Universities

    … is sought. Locating my discussion in the post Rhodes Must Fall context in South African higher education, I participate in ongoing conversations around decolonising the university by asking, in a dual sense, whether decolonisation is Africanisation. Firstly, the question is descriptive, and …

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  2. Understanding violence within protest: a case study investigation of the Rhodes Must Fall Movement at the University of Cape Town (2015 2016)

    … characteristic of the South African context. The Rhodes Must Fall (RMF) movement at the University of Cape Town (UCT) in 2015-2016, was criticized for enacting ‘violent' forms of protest. Conversely, student activists, staff, and workers within RMF, surfaced institutional racism and patriarchy at …

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  3. Student-worker alliances in the making of a social movement: Narratives and debates of outsourcing in #FeesMustFall

    … the outsourced workers, during the #FeesMustFall (FMF) movement at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). The study reveals how the movement fostered solidarity among students and workers while advocating for transformation within the university. While much has been written about …

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  4. Curriculum Decolonization in the University of Cape Town: Research, Policy and Practice

    … of alienation and pain expressed through the Fallist movements which started on the University of Cape Town campus and continued in subsequent national and international decolonization uprisings. Since the end of the Fallist protests, research around decolonization has increased, including in …

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