Progress SA is a non-profit youth organisation. Our mission is to promote liberalism and democracy to build a free and fair South Africa.
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"One of the reasons why I am in favour of less government is because, when you have more government industrialists take it over and the two together form a coalition against the ordinary worker and the ordinary consumer." - Milton Friedman
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Essays and videos ages 14 to 24
Closung date 23 October 2020
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Enter the #YourFreedomYourFuture competition by @ProgressRSA to win R10 000 cash. This competition is aimed at university and high school students. pressreader.com/south-africa…
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War is being waged on civil liberties by an overreaching govt. Their ideas threaten the very foundation of an open society. This worrying trend seems to be passing by without notice or concern from the public. So young people - we want your opinion!
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What does freedom mean to you? Learners & students around SA are invited to enter our #YourFreedomYourFuture Competition. R64,000 in prize money up for grabs, entries close 23 Oct - bit.ly/ProgressSAComp
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Dear @ProgressRSA, I just made a donation to you. It is in memory of @TamiTamijack7's recently tragically deceased father. All the strength to Tami and her family and friends.
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"...we are taking a stand as South Africans who are deeply committed to our Constitution and its vision for open, transparent governance in accordance with the rule of law.
This is an act of patriotism."
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@GarethCliff mopped the floor with this guy. Notice how silent the radical left, social justice saviours are during this pandemic. That's because they have nothing meaningful to offer besides their usual slurs about "positionality", "intersectionality" and all the other -alities.
We are losing hope, says @GarethCliff. Who's this 'we'? You speak for privilege. Your wealth comes from the exploitation of the people you claim to speak for. @JamilFarouk.
Feel the flames on #RiseAbove with @RediTlhabi Gareth & Jamil. youtube.com/watch?v=OFPD2zj6…
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💭What do you think?
Should loud, provocative voices be engaged with, in the classroom?🤔
79%Yes - let's debate.
21%No - shut them down.
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Prof. Nuraan Davids highlights the democratic importance of being willing to listen to all viewpoints in the classroom - even those which conflict with political correctness, on this episode of #ProgCast - brought to you with support from @FNF_Africa
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A simply outstanding essay from James Myburgh on @Politicsweb, documenting, with meticulous detail, so much of the maliciousness and racial madness (esp: see note at end) that defines UCT these days, in this telling of: "The Fallist and the Professor" politicsweb.co.za/opinion/th…
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🧠💡 Do most calls for limitations on academic freedom offending marginalised groups come from those offended groups or less/non-marginalised groups?
9%The marginalised.
91%The less/non-marginalised
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@ProgressRSA well done on your @CliffCentralPod podcast! Really enjoying it. Excellent content.
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Should scholars be free to ignore postcolonial and critical race theory? What role does intellectual diversity have to play in the pursuit of truth?
@ScottHRoberts1 speaks to Prof. @d_benatar on #ProgCast - brought to you with support from @FNF_Africa
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Thank you to all the South Africans brave enough to record police and military brutality. We must now, more than ever, defend our civil liberties. #Covid19inSA – at Cape Town, South Africa
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I had to deal with 50/50 lectures in property law and listen to literally every word said twice. First English then Afrikaans. It was agonising as a bilingual. 25 minute lectures were 50 minutes. Fortunately no other modules dod this
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UKZN professor in his 70s kicked by students, stumbled towards his car. Staff anxious. Management silent. When will academics stand up and act?
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EFF huddling and celebrating. Authoritarian disruption of democratic process. Unacceptable. #SONA2020
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Full house tonight at our First Thursday event on Long Street, Cape Town.
John Steenhuisen from @Our_DA and Temba Nolutshungu from @FMFSouthAfrica are talking to us about "The Real State of the Nation".
