South Africans must work in solidarity with one another, if hopes to eradicate racism in society are to be realised.
This was heard during a dialogue on race and racism, hosted by the Human Sciences Research Council in Pretoria recently.
Every year, South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day on the 21st of March in remembrance of the sacrifices that accompanied the country’s struggle for democracy. As part of its celebrations, the Human Sciences Research Council hosted a one-day dialogue on race and racism, in an attempt to come up with radical transformation approaches and permanent interventions that can bring closure to racism and its manifestations.
“Unless we go back to addressing the structure of racism and what created the structure, I am afraid we are still unable to move beyond the structure created by apartheid.
Ndlovu, who was a security guard at a residential complex for more than 10 years, claims that racist tenants intentionally accused him of stealing to ensure that he looses his job. Despite now being unemployed, Ndlovu says all he wishes for is to not be judged by the colour of his skin.
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