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INTERVIEW: JULIAN BROWN

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Today on Styleskoops, we’re talking about a pivotal moment in South Africa’s history – the 1976 Soweto Uprising – through a new lens, a documentary history that brings together voices, documents and memories from that time. Joining me is political analyst and author Julian Brown, whose work explores how ordinary people’s acts of resistance shaped this turning point in our struggle against apartheid.
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