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This is what DECOLONIZATION looks like... as a start. Cheerleaders at UKZN incorporating ukugida/ukusina & Zulu songs in their rituals... uniquely African... no American cheerleader group has done such. Absolutely beautiful ❤️✊🏽

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Devin Smyth profil fotoğrafı
Devin Smyth1 yıl önce

How do you square the fact that cheerleading is a western export ? And then on the same hand say it’s decolonized ?

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Solar Heavy1 yıl önce

these vocals are unreal

NoName Brand profil fotoğrafı
NoName Brand1 yıl önce

I don't think decolonization is the right word in this case, integration, maybe?

Penuel The Black Pen profil fotoğrafı
Penuel The Black Pen1 yıl önce

Either or... I'm happy.

Jamie Hills profil fotoğrafı
Jamie Hills1 yıl önce

Happy voices, lots of smiles. Looks like a wonderful day.

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Phatho🇿🇦1 yıl önce

Nakhoke!!! Now UKZN must fight to get back to Varsity Shield this will gain more popularity

Mlulami Jojiyasi profil fotoğrafı
Mlulami Jojiyasi1 yıl önce

Crazy how when I saw this I thought about what would Pen say about it😅

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Penuel The Black Pen1 yıl önce

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Boikhutso profil fotoğrafı
Boikhutso1 yıl önce

But Pen, you left UKZN while you are New Castle born for Rhodes University, the most colonized institution or is it because you don't identify as umZulu.

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Penuel The Black Pen1 yıl önce

I went to the institution I felt best for myself at the time. Nothing to do with my cultural association.

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Marvin Straight1 yıl önce

This is not decolonising at ALL!! This is just remixing a colonial practice. And true decolonisation would involve economic freedom because that is what colonisation was about, economic control.

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