The future of blackness in predominantly white milieus
Paper presented by Abraham Chupe Serote on 03 October 2007 at the Centre for African Studies, University of Cape Town. Using two studies both about the experiences and perceptions of black members of faculty on race and racism, in predominantly white academic milieus, the paper demonstrates that ‘race’ is still a significant marker of privilege and despite the rhetoric of equity and redress, black faculty has continued to live in the fringes. [Full Text Article]