Dark Legacies of Colonial Violence

This chapter explores the intersections of societal kinks and the darker aspects of violence, particularly within the context of military operations and apartheid regimes. It discusses the normalization of violence, drawing parallels between South Africa's colonial history and contemporary issues, including the treatment of detainees. The narrative delves into the legal frameworks that support systemic violence, emphasizing the enduring impact of historical grievances on racial dynamics and accountability in policing.