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2007-02-19 00:11:33 · 1 answers · asked by aliyunura620 1 in Politics & Government Government

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The official meaning and Policy was separate development
as defined by certain acts in the laws of the time, most of
the laws were repealed however, now as for the policy itself
it was not meant to be descriminatory, but provide an equal
framework for separate development within the context of
the different races.....................................................................

The fact that it did not work was because the development
lagged and was given to different people of different colours
at different rates, separate and different education systems
were in place for people of different colours.............................

There were the colourbar laws which jailed you for sleeping
with people of colour separate buses, areas to live in etc.etc.

Now there are a great deal of fors for this, and a great deal
of people who were so opposed to this, that they changed
this by sanctions........................................................................

Now there is the other problem, races still stick together,
there is a large amount of reversal of this policy towards
the new minorities in the system...............................................

Basically White nationalism and apartheid failed, because
of the opposition to it..................................................................

Because it descriminated against one colour in favour of another.......................................................................................

Now black nationalism is no different, and also descriminates
in the same way, but not as overtly as the original apartheid.....

White nationalism and Black nationalism = apartheid,
the only way forward is multinationalism, because all
those other races in South Africa NOW are in the minority......

2007-02-19 00:24:11 · answer #1 · answered by gorglin 5 · 0 0

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