Is Apartheid Really Dead? Pan Africanist

"Is Apartheid Really Dead?" provides an illuminating and comprehensive critique of post-apartheid society in South Africa, through the lenses of indigenous Black Consciousness philosophy, and discussing issues of class, gender, religio-culture, and Pan Africanism.

Julian Kunnie is the Acting Director and Associate Professor of Africana Studies at The University of Arizona. He is the author of Models of Black Theology: Issues in Class, Culture, and Gender (Trinity Press International, 1994). He was Director of African Studies at Kalamazoo College and taught at Valparaiso University. He is originally from South Africa.

List of Acronyms

vii

Preface

ix

Acknowledgments

xiii

A Comprehensive History of the South African Struggle

1

(54)

The Indigenous African Struggle Against Colonialism and Black Working-Class Resistance to Industrial Capitalism

3

(43)

Summary and Conclusion

46

(1)

Notes

47

(8)

Why Apartheid Changed Its Character in 1990

55

(37)

Capitalism Promotes Post-Apartheid

56

(6)

Black Resistance: Pressure for Post-Apartheid Rhetoric

62

(2)

Post-Apartheid: The Politics and Economics of Survival for the White Capitalist Class

64

(1)

Negotiations and Post-Apartheid: A Black-Consciousness Critique

65

(19)

Summary and Conclusion

84

(1)

Notes

84

(8)

Neocolonial Political Economy in South Africa

92

(41)

Neocolonialist Capitalism and the Black Elite Class

94

(10)

Black Working-Class Responses to the Post-Apartheid Economy

104

(7)

The ``Free Market'' Economy: South African Style

111

(3)

Land, Housing, and Economic Dependency

114

(12)

Summary and Conclusion

126

(1)

Notes

126

(7)

A Pan-Africanist/Black Working-Class Critical Perspective on ``Independent'' African Political Economies

133

(42)

South Africa and ``Independent Africa''

133

(5)

Some Neocolonial Political Economies in ``Independent Africa''

138

(30)

Summary and Conclusion

168

(1)

Notes

168

(7)

Pan-Africanism and Struggle Against Colonialism and Neocolonialism

175

(40)

Historical Pan-Africanist Struggle and South Africa: The Pan-African Congress in Manchester 1945

176

(3)

The Obstacle to Pan-African Working-Class Unity: Neocolonialism

179

(2)

Revolutionary Pan-Africanism: A Radical Response to Black Oppression

181

(4)

The Role of Revolutionary Ideology

185

(7)

Black Revolution and the Environment

192

(2)

Revolutionary Transformation and Indigenous African Spirituality

194

(9)

Language Policy and Education in Post-Apartheid South Africa

203

(6)

Summary and Conclusion

209

(1)

Notes

209

(6)

Black Union Praxis and Worker Culture: Revolutionary Prospects and Limitations

215

(45)

Revolutionary Limitations and Possibilities of the Black Working Class

216

(13)

Creative Cultural Productions and Resistance

229

(2)

Future Revolutionary Transformation in Azania and Africa: The Primary of Women's Struggles

231

(2)

The Creative Resourcefulness of Indigenous Black Working-Class Women in Revolutionary Struggle

233

(18)

Summary and Conclusion

251

(1)

Notes

252

(8)

Epilogue

260

(1)

Notes

261

(1)

Index

262

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Is Apartheid Really Dead? Pan Africanist Working Class Cultural Critical Perspectives

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