African Philosophy Books in Syllabi
So I was poking around on the Open Syllabus Explorer site https://opensyllabus.org/ which is pretty cool, I must say. They have about 7.3 million syllabi there, and you can search elements… Continue reading…
So I was poking around on the Open Syllabus Explorer site https://opensyllabus.org/ which is pretty cool, I must say. They have about 7.3 million syllabi there, and you can search elements… Continue reading…
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/09/world/2020-nobel-peace-prize.html
This is a worthy recipient. I’ve seen them work up close, when I was in Kenya and later in Rwanda. Food insecurity is a huge issue that can drive violence, topple… Continue reading…
This is an interesting reflection on a black man being mistaken for another black man, at a conference that was overwhelmingly white. I was at that conference. I met Gabriel Apata (and had a… Continue reading…
I’m still surprisingly affected by the news that Johnny Clegg has passed away. Here’s a really nice piece by Richard Pithouse on Juluka’s first album, that gives some good detail and context to why… Continue reading…
From March 19, 2017
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/03/san-people-africa-draft-code-ethics-researchers
This is entirely reasonable on the part of the San. The Navajo have a research officer in the US who deals with research groups, and does something similar to… Continue reading…
From Oct. 19, 2016
http://stars.library.ucf.edu/ucf-forum/224
I’m in Cape Town, South Africa, as I write this. I’ve been heading to South Africa about once a year or so for a while now, and before that… Continue reading…