At a time when it is becoming all too clear that Black suffering takes centre-stage – even in the midst of a worldwide pandemic – there ought to be something that inspires an awakening, a revival, in the otherwise collective unconscious. Something that helps one realise that something has gone terribly amiss in the Black community, and that something ought to be done. This is the function Vuselela seeks to serve. It bemoans the dearth of Black Consciousness and Pan-Africanism in our engagement with the World, and seeks an ideological revival.
One of my faourite philosophers
https://soundcloud.com/salaamedia/comparing-black-people-to-monkeys-has-a-long-history-ina-yet-discuss-this-with-ndumiso-dladla
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