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In the following interview, Gordimer discusses her political affiliations and views as well as her more recent works.
[Karen Lazar:] Nadine, I have some questions to ask you about your involvements as a citizen during the 80s and early 90s, and then a few questions about your more recent work.
In the early 80s, what stirred you to become more deeply involved in political organisations? Which groups were you specifically involved in? I know about ACAG (Anti-Censorship Action Group), but wondered about your other organisational commitments at that time?
[Nadine Gordimer:] What spurred me was a new opportunity to be involved. In the 70s, we had the separatist...
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