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The Black Man's Identity Crisis in Society with Ron Derby

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Do you think South African men are experiencing an identity crisis?
Are black men in South Africa experiencing an identity crisis?
Considering our long history with apartheid and the developments post this shameful period, black people and black men in particular have risen to positions of power. But even at the height of their success you find the same men involved in crimes against the state, struggling with mental health issues and/or perpetrators of violence against women, children and other men.
Joining me in discussion about how black men are depicted in media and the perceived identity crisis black men facing in post aprtheid South Africa is @mailandguardian editor in chief @derbyr.
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Ron Derby's articles:
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Do you think South African men are experiencing an identity crisis?
Are black men in South Africa experiencing an identity crisis?
Considering our long history with apartheid and the developments post this shameful period, black people and black men in particular have risen to positions of power. But even at the height of their success you find the same men involved in crimes against the state, struggling with mental health issues and/or perpetrators of violence against women, children and other men.
Joining me in discussion about how black men are depicted in media and the perceived identity crisis black men facing in post aprtheid South Africa is @mailandguardian editor in chief @derbyr.
Please don't forget to Subscribe to gain access to all our podcasts. If you enjoy the show please share it with friends and family to help us grow and be part of our brother's evolution as men . Thank you for your support.
Ron Derby's articles:
Mail&Guardian
News 24
PowerFM
Connect with my guest:
Instagram: Derbyr
Twitter: RonDerby

Follow us & share your thoughts on the topic:
Website: Manned Up Conversations
Facebook: @MannedUpConvos
Instagram: @MannedUp_Convos
Twitter: @MannedUp_Convos

Hope you are enjoying the conversation so far.
Remember to take note of things that stand out to you while listening and take a moment to reflect in your own time or discuss this with some friends over some drinks, a meal or relaxing activity of your choice.
Thank you for tuning into Manned Up Conversations. Please subscribe to help grow the platform, you can also find us on YouTube if you prefer video and don't forget to share your comments, insights or questions.

Support the Show.

Sign up for Ain't Heavy, My Brother - A Workshop in Support of Grieving Men on rituals4men@gmail.com.
Donate To Our Campaign with Love Your Nuts Foundation To Raise Testicular Cancer Awareness
Follow us & share you comments on our work:
Substack: Manned Up Conversations Writes
Facebook: @MannedUpConvos
Instagram: @MannedUp_Convos
Twitter: @MannedUp_Convos
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