Reflections on Freedom

We Are

Homeless Somewhat

I feel the pain of South Africa, homogenized to suit Europeans, and my home has become where my body rests at night. By Ziphozakhe Hlobo

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Reflections on Freedom 2013

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We Are Somewhat Homeless

Mbali’s Story Is My Story

This City Offers People Freedom To Unite

Port Elizabeth Has Its Share Of Real Africa

Quality Education Must Be Accessible To Everyone

I Crave Freedom From The Confines Of Our Family’s Male Tradition

Ikwezi: A Town Lacking In Dreams

I Like What Africa Has To Say Here On The Eastern Cape

A Universal Theme Binds Us

My Dad Was Arrested And Tortured Fighting Apartheid

Freedom Is Using Media To Describe South Africa Accurately

Freedom Is The Most Cherished Possession Of A South African

The Corners Of A City

To Be Free Is To Experience Dangers

Infinity Dwells In The Karoo

We Have The Same Struggles

Freedom Is Living Unconventionally

We No Longer Live Under Overt Oppression

I Moved To A Place Called Central

A Humble Piece Of Earth

Who Is This Woman Of Steel?

We Celebrate The Heroes Of The Eastern Cape

That They Know Who They Are Makes Them Special

Let Us Have Faith In Ourselves As Africans

The Path To Greatness Lies In Daily Commitment To Selflessness

Our Sense Of Commonality Focuses On Freedom

This Land Is In My Blood

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