Comments on: About http://www.beyondidentity.co.za South African Multi-Media Mixed Race Documentary Wed, 01 Feb 2012 04:54:09 +0000 hourly 1 By: Danny Titus http://www.beyondidentity.co.za/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Danny Titus Tue, 08 Jan 2008 11:47:32 +0000 http://www.beyondidentity.co.za/?page_id=4#comment-2 I have been focusing upon coloured people in SA for many years. When I stumbled upon this site I realised again how crucial it is that we participate at this coordinated level. My sincerest appreciation for what you are doing. I have lots of ideas and processes to share. Will spend more time on the site and share my comments. This really great. I have been focusing upon coloured people in SA for many years. When I stumbled upon this site I realised again how crucial it is that we participate at this coordinated level. My sincerest appreciation for what you are doing. I have lots of ideas and processes to share.
Will spend more time on the site and share my comments.

This really great.

]]> By: Reggie http://www.beyondidentity.co.za/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Reggie Thu, 06 Dec 2007 08:05:36 +0000 http://www.beyondidentity.co.za/?page_id=4#comment-3 Excellent site! I stumbled across this site by chance, but found it so well produced and insightful. Brilliant work-especially focusing identity formation within a broader context. I have one question though: Why are you talking about identity 'crisis' or (on the books section) on identity 'problem'? IMHO the process of identity formation (in a post-colonial context) is complex, yes, for all and sundry- yet it is not constructed as a 'problem', as such. Would like to get your take.... Keep up this blog...I love it Excellent site!

I stumbled across this site by chance, but found it so well produced and insightful. Brilliant work-especially focusing identity formation within a broader context. I have one question though: Why are you talking about identity ‘crisis’ or (on the books section) on identity ‘problem’? IMHO the process of identity formation (in a post-colonial context) is complex, yes, for all and sundry- yet it is not constructed as a ‘problem’, as such. Would like to get your take….

Keep up this blog…I love it

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