Jo Ann Strauss gas lighting all over the show. Tata must come back, and close this whole country pic.twitter.com/Ow16vqRNFD
— Gugulethu Mhlungu (@GugsM) January 4, 2016
Jo-Ann don't throw around African proverbs while great injustices are done to Africa's very own ! @Cleongqulunga @mbindwane @jo_annstrauss
— Obzster (@Obakeng_N) January 3, 2016
That's a cute and lofty way of looking at life , but we can't be subjected to racism and asked to not react , I'm sorry @jo_annstrauss
— Obzster (@Obakeng_N) January 3, 2016
So like 'I'd rather ignore you than deal with what you're calling me?' Lala tu. @jo_annstrauss
— Milis'uthando Mbete (@Milisauthando) January 3, 2016
I find that people rethink their racism quickly when their livelihood is threatened. At least publicly
— Firebrand (@simphiwedana) January 4, 2016
That #PennySparrow apology is reminiscent of a classic "I'm not racist because my best friend is black" apology but with no tact whatsoever.
— Maps Maponyane (@MapsMaponyane) January 4, 2016
Dear #PennySparrow If you can't stand "monkeys" then Africa is a wrong continent for you. #RacistsMustFall pic.twitter.com/2bPWwW8OKj
— Terry Pheto (@TerryPheto) January 3, 2016