Thetha Sizwe: Contemporary South African Debates on African Languages and the Politics of Gender and Sexualities
Thetha Sizwe invites readers to rethink and reimagine the play of power, firmly rooted in the triad of African languages, genders and sexualities. ‘Thetha Sizwe’, loosely interpreted as ‘let your voice be heard’, opens up spaces for fresh and active debate and discussion that inform the complexities and contestations of language. As a linguistic injunction, ‘thetha sizwe’ is not purely a communicative plea but directs the reader (and listener) to the politics of voice, silence, and i...
