We are joined in studio this morning by Tessa Dooms and Ebony Chutel. They co-wrote a book entitled, Coloured: How Classification Became Culture. One of the most popular and common phrases used generally is that of 'Not being black enough or white enough’– If you identify as 'Coloured'. Guest: Tessa Dooms - Director at the Rivonia Circle  Guest: Lynsey Ebony Chutel - Journalist and writer

We are joined in studio this morning by Tessa Dooms and Ebony Chutel. They co-wrote a book entitled, Coloured: How Classification Became Culture. One of the most popular and common phrases used generally is that of 'Not being black enough or white enough’– If you identify as 'Coloured'. Guest: Tessa Dooms - Director at the Rivonia Circle Guest: Lynsey Ebony Chutel - Journalist and writer

We are joined in studio this morning by Tessa Dooms and Ebony Chutel. They co-wrote a book entitled, Coloured: How Classification Became Culture. One of the most popular and common phrases used generally is that of 'Not being black enough or white enough’– If you identify as 'Coloured'. Guest: Tessa Dooms&nbsp;-&nbsp;Director at the Rivonia Circle&nbsp; Guest: Lynsey Ebony Chutel&nbsp;- Journalist and writer&nbsp; &nbsp;

Coloured: How Classification Became Culture

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