THE INTERVIEWEES
Under Protest is based largely on a series of about three dozen interviews conducted by Daniel Massey in 1998 and 1999 with former Fort Hare students. Massey traveled across South Africa in a battered white Ford Meteor—from the rural Transkei, where Ambrose Makiwane was tending cows, to the halls of Parliament in Cape Town, where Mangosuthu Buthelezi was minister of home affairs—asking the Fort Harians about the role the university played in their political development.
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