The Myth of Rhodes: a Special Report
The Myth of Rhodes: Editoriel
Rhodes: a Perspective
Rhodes Must Fall: a Timeline
Putting Rhodes in His Place
Iconography Campaigns: a Global Perspective
Safe Spaces and Student Protest
Complete Bibliography for the Report
Dr Ian Forrest: Guide to Further Reading
Facebook posts cited
Previous Poor Print coverage
Misinformation in the Rhodes Campaign (22/01/16)
In Defence of Protest – Editorial (19/02/16)
Rhodes Must Fall: a Perspective (04/03/16)
The first activity on the Facebook page of the student protest group Rhodes Must Fall took the form of three photos, accompanied only by the caption ‘#RhodesMustFall’. The photos showed the statue of Cecil Rhodes at the University of Cape Town covered in sheets by protesters, and were posted on 12/03/15 by Siyabonga Sibaya Ntombela, who tagged the Rhodes Must Fall page in his post. The original post can be found here.
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