THE STORY, IN BRIEF
In a June 2020 statement, Zeitz MOCAA expressed solidarity with Black people confronting racism and police brutality, connecting events in the United States with enduring inequalities in South Africa and Cape Town. The museum said it would continue discussions of solidarity through its exhibitions and public programme, and reaffirmed a commitment to addressing racism and sexism within its work on African and diaspora art.
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