... as general patterns of influence that lead to collective violence. Drawing on public testimony from the amnesty hearings of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the book interweaves hundreds of hours of testimony from seventy-four violent perpetrators in apartheid South Africa, including...

..., subjected to social violence and terror, criminalized, and forced into convict labor. A pervasive system of apartheid was implemented and not legally dismantled until the 1950s, and racial segregation remains pervasive today. Despite the changes brought by the civil rights era, with deindustrialization...

... that a critical analysis of mass deportation allows us to develop a more nuanced understanding of global capitalism and global apartheid. Deregulation Global capitalism Low wage jobs Compliance Legalization Sensenbrenner bill Bush George W Department of Homeland Security DHS Great Recession Immigration...

...This chapter traces the ideological and operational impact of the transition from apartheid to democratic rule in South African juvenile courts. It demonstrates that the child-saving movement had its followers in colonial South Africa. It recounts valiant reform efforts in the Union era, followed...

... used framing and appropriation to marry African American students to black working-class politics and Pan-African movements. The last part deals with the FSAM and how the anti-apartheid campaign heightened the political consciousness of the youth about racial justice and transnational politics. adult...

... between gender justice and antiracist organizing in their anti-apartheid struggle and their post-apartheid constitutional clauses on gender and sexual orientation equality. Discussions with Muslim and Christian leaders feature communal responses to sexual assault. In Pietermaritzburg, South African public...

...This chapter explores apartheid's enduring legacy of inequality on the lives of South African adolescent sex workers. Drawing on the results of a survey of twenty-four adolescent prostitutes and forty street children who occasionally engaged in prostitution in Cape Town in 2005, the chapter shows...

...This chapter discusses South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission's (TRC) as a national institution for gathering truth and promoting reconciliation after decades of violent conflict. Over a span of six years following the end of apartheid, the achievements of the TRC's amnesty hearings...

... that the “portability” of restorative justice from one context to the next is not straightforward. Considering an international example helps to cast into stark relief the distinctive challenges, and forms of violence, inherent in U.S. hyper-incarceration. amnesty apartheid in South Africa Biehl Amy Manquina Mongesi...

...This chapter recounts the history of South African apartheid, highlighting how the state Security Police enforced the policy through intimidation, arrest, detention, torture, and assassination. In relation to these violations, South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) obtained...

...This chapter discusses the acquisition and programming of integrated sitcoms in apartheid South Africa. It analyzes how the South African channel Bop-TV used integrated sitcoms to construct an antiapartheid program schedule and channel identity. In addition to demolishing the prevalent industry...

...This chapter begins with an anecdote about Dr. Susan Moore’s discriminatory treatment at an Indiana hospital to consider the US medical apartheid system. The chapter considers the emergence of the racial pandemic within the viral pandemic by positing the color line as an ongoing problem...