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White men speaking : an exploration of intersections, tensions and alternative ways of being white and a man in South Africa
It is becoming widely recognised that those at the centres of power are also responsible for social transformation. In South Africa, white men still dominate these centres. Some white men have recognised this and have taken on the task of confronting their prejudice and acknowledging their privilege...
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Department of Sociology
2014
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