I recently did an Anthropology module through Unisa and it struck me how much that knowledge would have helped me when i was younger. I believe introducing South African / African anthropology as a compulsory subject, instead of LO, would create a more tolerant and respectful society. What did bother me however is that European culture and traditions weren't discussed at all, almost as if Western culture is taken for granted, or is the ultimate viewpoint. To "decolonise" anthropology, we should include Western / European cultures as a chapter too. That way, all South African cultures are treated equally, and not from the Colonial point of view that they are the superior onlooker.