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Article: Clive Glaser, Bo-Tsotsi: the youth gangs of Soweto, 1935-1976.(Book Review)
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- March 22, 2004
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CLIVE GLASER, Bo-Tsotsi: the youth gangs of Soweto, 1935-1976. Portsmouth NH: Heinemann (paperback US$24.95, ISBN 0 325 00218 5; hard covers US$65.00, ISBN 0 325 00219 3); Oxford: James Currey (paperback 17.95 [pounds sterling], ISBN 0 85255 640 3; hard covers 40.00 [pounds sterling], ISBN 0 85255 690 X). 2000, 214 pp.
Clive Glaser's book on successive generations of youth gangs in Soweto makes it clear that South African society witnessed many 'lost generations' before the phrase gained currency in the early 1990s. The 'lost generation' of the 1990s refers to activist youth whose school careers were interrupted by protests and boycotts in the context of a ...
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Article: For Tourists, Soweto's Good, Bad And Ugly; Township Offers ...
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... ... homes for the middle class. "Welcome to Soweto," the guide said. This sprawling township ... an authentic South African experience, Soweto's squatter camps, grassless lots and ... neighborhood taverns are the places to visit. "Soweto: the good, the bad, and the ugly ...
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