September 2017

The politics of educational exclusion in the selected plays of Athol Fugard and August Wilson

The South African regime during Apartheid spent more time educating white children than black children. As a result, millions of black South Africans did not go to school. Similarly, in the United States of America, during slavery, blacks were not allowed to read and write, although they did it secretly in underground prisons. The education they received in the 17th century was given to them by benevolent slave masters....

Author(s): Joseph Ngong Sam