Apartheid

What a Bike Ride in Cape Town Taught Me About Apartheid

We were nearing the end of our 10-mile journey when we turned off a chaotic six-lane road and onto a quiet bicycle lane bordering a canal. This was as serene as the roughly hourlong bike ride had been, from the hustle and bustle of downtown Cape Town to the fringes of Langa, a township in…

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South Africa: South African Apartheid Prepared Me for Today's United States

The Editorial Team3 months ago014 mins

Every morning, when I awake, I push my way through a smog of dread. I reach for my phone, fumble for my glasses, open my email. Headlines filled with doom bombard me. I read on until I can’t anymore: the ongoing U.S.-funded genocide in Gaza, the destruction of the West Bank by the Israeli government…

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What a Bike Ride in Cape Town Taught Me About Apartheid

South Africa: South African Apartheid Prepared Me for Today's United States