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Apartheid Paradox
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- ISBN8223010159
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- Date de parution15/02/2024
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Résumé
The South African leaders are still busy with the Struggle, and are funding money and efforts for a National Democratic Revolution 30 years after they introduced a democracy. In doing so the economy is a ghost of what it was, people living in poverty (11% of the population are living in squatter shacks. South Africans suffer raw discrimination and you are now judged by your whiteness and language.
This confirms the fears of whites during Apartheid, as their fears have come true. This book is about the Apartheid Paradox, who suffered the most during Apartheid and who suffers now? Not only white people are suffering at the moment. It is about Apartheid. Apartheid comes in many forms like race, immigrants, gender, religion, and many more. This book helps one understand in which group he/she will fall if considering staying in a country. Racism is not going away, it is just too valuable for politicians and rights groups.
There is money in it! B. Science, B Commerce, MBA (cum), DBA. i.e., I am Dr. Tollie).
This confirms the fears of whites during Apartheid, as their fears have come true. This book is about the Apartheid Paradox, who suffered the most during Apartheid and who suffers now? Not only white people are suffering at the moment. It is about Apartheid. Apartheid comes in many forms like race, immigrants, gender, religion, and many more. This book helps one understand in which group he/she will fall if considering staying in a country. Racism is not going away, it is just too valuable for politicians and rights groups.
There is money in it! B. Science, B Commerce, MBA (cum), DBA. i.e., I am Dr. Tollie).
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