1st Edition
Connecting Colonial Nostalgia and Global White Supremacism Rhodesianmentality
1. Whiteness and the Art of Reminiscing: Remembering the By-Gone Rhodesian Homeland
2. Rhodesia’s Dead? Racism, White Supremacy and the ‘#Makezimbabwerhodesiaagain’ Movement
3. The Memorialisation of the Rhodesian Bush War and the Reconstruction of Rhodesians Will Never Die Spirit
4. The Memory of Ian Smith and the Recollection of a Rhodesia that Never Was
5. We Were Never Privileged, We Simply Worked Hard: Whiteness, Denialism and Escapism Post Rhodesia
6. The (Re) Production of Rhodesian Symbolism and Bolstering of Whiteness and White Supremacy in the Global North
Biography
Tawanda Ray Bvirindi is a lecturer in community studies at Midlands State University, Zimbabwe. His academic work is deeply rooted in critical social theory, with a particular focus on whiteness, race, gender, ethnicity and memory studies within African postcolonial contexts. Recent publications include Remembering Lumumba’s dismembered body politic through Amin (2023) and Transitional Justice and Human Rights in Zimbabwe’s Gukurahundi Mass Grave Exhumations (2024).
