‘Coloured: How Classification became Culture’ – Story Café explores just some of what it means, in South Africa broadly and to you, in a panel discussion with the co-authors of this book published by Jonathan Ball.
Meet the co-authors and facilitator
TESSA DOOMS Director at the Rivonia Circle, sociologist, political analyst, and development practitioner with a Master of Arts from the University of the Witwatersrand. Tessa is also a trustee of the Kagiso Trust.
LYNSEY EBONY CHUTEL Journalist and writer, she is a reporter for the New York Times as well as a number of other local and international news outlets, She is also a scriptwriter and has a master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University and one in international relations from the University of the Witwatersrand.
NADIA KAMIES Turning her focus to writing after working with children as an occupational therapist, her work has been published widely, including a chapbook in collaboration with the Belgian LUCA School of Art. She has a Master’s Degree in Creative Writing from UCT, a PhD in History from the University of Pretoria.
Off Centre and Out of Focus (Fourth Wall)is her first full length work of creative non-fiction
WHAT: Coloured: How Classification became Culture – Panel Discussion
WHEN: October 14 2023 10.30 – 12.30
WHERE: The Women’s Library, Artscape Theatre Centre, Foreshore, Cape Town 8001
COST: R30 to cover tea and coffee | RSVP E hipzone@mweb.co.za by October 12
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