#RhodesMustFall. Nibbling at Resilient Colonialism in South Africa

The exploration of race and citizenship in post-apartheid South Africa reveals ongoing disparities and the persistence of racism, particularly within educational settings. Through the experiences of university students and faculty, the book highlights how black voices remain marginalized amid a backdrop of privilege and historical trauma. It examines the Rhodes Must Fall movement and the broader implications of organized student protests, raising critical questions about belonging and the impact of human mobility on citizenship. Nyamnjoh challenges perceptions of equality and belonging in a society still grappling with its apartheid legacy.