By N Oji Mzilikazi
7 August 2016
Power respects power. Economic empowerment/economic success lends itself to accessing power.
Failure of a race, ethnicity or community to be empowered economically ensures they remain powerless, weak, marginalised, exploited, and the footstool of others.
Economics is at the heart of anti-Black racism…
Black History Month: Effective leadership
By N Oji Mzilikazi
February 9, 2012
(Originally published in the Montreal Community Contact Volume 22, Number 03)
The Purpose of Education for Black People
By N Oji Mzilikazi
(Originally published in Montreal Community Contact Volume 21, Number 21)
October 13, 2011
The western educational system was designed to serve the majority population; ensure white hegemony, their enjoyment of privilege and hierarchy reproduction. They built their nationalism and world views of themselves though historically biased and reworked narratives. Contributions of non-white ethnic minorities were relegated to footnote status and overlooked by mainstream histories…