Thank you for an insightful blog. Would you consider Allan Boesak, as his liberation theology and opposition to Apartheid discourse was held in Afrikaans and changed much of the perception of the "Coloured" Afrikaans speaker from a general domestic worker, nurse or teacher into a formidable intellectual contributor able to hold his own in opposition to staunch Afrikaner Apartheid discourse, specifically in the realm of the DRC which underpinned separatist thought, until the Belhar Accord?
Thank you for an insightful blog. Would you consider Allan Boesak, as his liberation theology and opposition to Apartheid discourse was held in Afrikaans and changed much of the perception of the "Coloured" Afrikaans speaker from a general domestic worker, nurse or teacher into a formidable intellectual contributor able to hold his own in opposition to staunch Afrikaner Apartheid discourse, specifically in the realm of the DRC which underpinned separatist thought, until the Belhar Accord?
I think Anton Rupert.