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A bantu in my bathroom: Debating race, sexuality and other uncomfortable South African topics

By (author) Eusebius McKaiser

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Eusebius McKaiser is a well-known social and political commentator who is determined to raise the level of debate in South Africa while simultaneously making sure that the debates are accessible to everyone. With no tolerance for sloppy logic or emotion-disguised-as-logic Eusebius tackles the thorny issues of race, sexuality, and culture in South Africa. His writing is relentlessly honest, at times very personal and tackles issues with rigorous logic. Donâ€™t expect political correctness from this writer! McKaiser represents a new generation of South African commentator â€“ at times humorous, willing to show his humanity and completely engaged in what makes South Africa tick.

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