"The following essays and speeches have been selected from among numerous attempts to address the relationship between education and the national liberation struggle. All of them were written or delivered in the period 1985-1989, which has been one of the most turbulent periods in our recent history, more especially in the educational arena.

For, if there is one feature of the current intellectual environment in South Africa which ought to concern who are bending their minds to the 'post-apartheid' era (however we define that!), it is the lack of serious debate."
     —Neville Alexander

This is the author's second book. He is also the author of Sow the Wind

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