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Human rights activist Naomi Tutu encourages truth as means of healing wounds of racism

November 8, 2015 Kristen Pinto 0

Overcoming the challenge of growing up in South Africa during apartheid as a black woman has been the foundation of Nontombi Naomi Tutu’s involvement with human rights activism. Last Thursday, Tutu, human rights and gender […]

An interview with Naomi Tutu

November 8, 2015 Michael B. Murphy 0

Michael B. Murphy: How would you describe your work? Would you refer to yourself as a civil rights activist? You’ve also been referred to as a gender justice advocate. Naomi Tutu: I would say a […]