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PODCAST | The politics of natural hair & the DA's new redress policy

10 September 2020 - 16:57 By Mawande Amashabalala, Andisiwe Makinana, Aphiwe De Klerk and Paige Muller

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Staff at Clicks at N1 City in Cape Town were quick to close their doors when EFF members tried to force their way into the store.
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Identity politics and covert racism have without a doubt been thrust into the political spotlight this week.

In this week’s episode of Sunday Times Politics Weekly, the team discusses the weeklong showdown between the EFF and Clicks over a racially demeaning hair-care advertisement posted on the Clicks website.

They also dive into the DA’s new redress policy — which doesn’t address race.

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