At the Table When is a unique introspection of the Coloured/mixed-race communities in South Africa, presenting a curated collection of quotes gathered from interview conversations from two documentary films, Word of Honour and I’m Not Black, I’m Coloured. Spanning two decades, this book offers a poignant mosaic of voices, shedding light on a resilient community whose experiences merit recognition from historical, psychological, racial, political, and post-apartheid perspectives.

 

Delving into the intricacies of South Africa's socio-political landscape, the author navigates international stages, from the esteemed halls of the United Nations to the dynamic settings of film festivals, and the intellectual battlegrounds of academic conferences. With its immersive interviews, this book is poised to captivate a wide audience, appealing to both academic researchers seeking deeper insights and the general public eager to understand South Africa's complex reality.

 

With each quote and narrative, this book serves as a tribute to the strength, resilience, and unwavering spirit of a people who have overcome adversity with grace and determination. It is a celebration of heritage, a recognition of struggle, and an invitation to engage deeply with the multifaceted history of South Africa, fostering a greater understanding and appreciation for the vibrant diversity of its people.