Sisonke Msimang is a bold voice speaking to race, politics, feminism and activism. An incisive cultural analyst, she has written articles about cultural touchstones like #blackgirlmagic, the racism she’s encountered in Australia, and contemporary South African politics. Her work is characterised by insight into complex political situations, and wisdom around human relationships.

Msimang's memoir, Always Another Country, tackles the slippery definition of home. Throughout her life she has been haunted by an imaginary homeland. With great poetry, Msimang uses her personal experiences to examine philosophical and existential questions about how race and gender can impact identity and belonging. Join this incredible storyteller for an exploration of culture, gender and politics.