Those who accuse Israel of apartheid — some even say, "worse than apartheid" — have forgotten what actual apartheid was, or are ignorant, or malevolent.
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Kimono also addressed the ills of South Africa's apartheid regime through his song 'Kill Apartheid.
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We then had a whole discussion about Africa, and Angola, apartheid, and Obama's history in the anti-apartheid movement.
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He also supported the Anti-Apartheid Action Act of 2202, which imposed sanctions on South Africa for not taking steps to end apartheid.
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During apartheid, he was an underground A.N.C. operative whose boldness caught the attention of Winnie Mandela, Nelson's wife and an anti-apartheid activist.
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The strategy employed by BDS has a notable precedent, however, in the anti-apartheid campaigns against white minority rule in apartheid South Africa.
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In his 2006 book, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid," he compared Israel's military occupation in the West Bank to the apartheid system in South Africa.
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He was Mandela's lead negotiator in the talks that ended apartheid, and later chaired the constitutional assembly that drafted South Africa's post-apartheid constitution.
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After the apartheid government came to power in 1948, the Springboks became a focus for the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa and abroad.
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The 'Apartheid Flag' actually pre-dates the formal promulgation of apartheid laws in 1948 by the then-ruling National Party, having been adopted in 1928.
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"During apartheid, segregation of urban spaces was policy," he says, adding that 22 years after the fall of apartheid, many of these barriers still exist.
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Mr. Ramaphosa knows the ropes — he was intimately involved in the negotiations to end apartheid and played an important role in drafting the post-apartheid constitution.
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In fact, as Nelson Mandela put it, the apartheid state was so fearful of Biko's influence that "they had to kill him to prolong the life of apartheid".
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And louder she became, giving a face to the struggle against racial apartheid and an impassioned voice for the countless number of people killed during the apartheid era.
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For example, Falwell defended the pro-apartheid government in South Africa, while black churches supported the anti-apartheid movement and figures like Nelson Mandela and Bishop Desmond Tutu.
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Trump "actually helped Israel being pushed off the cliff towards apartheid, full-fledged apartheid, because what Israel will have to erect now is simply bantustans," Husam Zomlot, the Palestinian ambassador to the UK, told CNN, referring to the lands set aside for black South Africans during that country's apartheid era.
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Madikizela-Mandela, former wife of famed anti-apartheid leader and later South African president Nelson Mandela -- and an anti-apartheid icon in her own right -- was a complex figure.
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And it is not apartheid — a cheap slur from people whose grasp of the sinister mechanics of apartheid is as thin as their understanding of the complexities of Israeli politics.
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The ANC campaign focused on reminding voters of its role in ending apartheid 22 years ago, and of the DA's white roots, even comparing the party to the former apartheid regime.
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Bantustans, ghettos -- ghettostans -- and apartheid are not the solution.
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After apartheid was dismantled in 1994, the country's new leaders created a "Truth and Reconciliation Commission," encouraging both victims and perpetrators of apartheid violence to come forward in public hearings and testify.
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Last year, for instance, a superb book describing in meticulous detail the deep corruption of the late apartheid years, "Apartheid Guns and Money," by Hennie van Vuuren, was a runaway best seller.
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"For people in my generation, we grew up in the anti-apartheid struggle," said Owei Lakemfa, a veteran labor activist in Nigeria, where many A.N.C. leaders sought refuge before the end of apartheid.
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But South Africa's apartheid legacy plays a central role too.
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We will talk against all acts of racism and apartheid.
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"It's as bad as it was during apartheid," says Kahn.
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District 9 was a smorgasbord of racism, apartheid, and poverty.
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Distinguishing between Pakistan and apartheid South Africa may be subjective.
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It was considered an effective strategy in apartheid South Africa.
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Unfortunately that's true, that American children don't learn about apartheid.
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And these were opportunities that were never there under apartheid.
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Apartheid will be with us for a very long time.
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Roets does not deny that apartheid was a moral catastrophe.
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So, too, against apartheid and in the global antinuclear movement.
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After the end of apartheid, this culture of nonpayment continued.
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The exhibit was organized by the Apartheid Museum in South Africa, the British Anti-Apartheid Movement Archives, and the Southbank Centre and is based around six themes: character, comrade, leader, prisoner, negotiator, and statesman.
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Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) is an international series of events that seeks to raise awareness about Israel's apartheid regime over the Palestinian people and build support for the growing Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
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Ahmed Kathrada, an anti-apartheid activist, died in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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South African paralegals trace their origins to the anti-apartheid struggle.
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He knew from the start that apartheid could not be defended.
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Most bizarre was a banner saying "Man Utd fans against apartheid".
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The company's troubles have their roots in the dysfunction of apartheid.
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In the apartheid era, it wasn't there, because of sanctions-busting.
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With the veil in Afghanistan, is like apartheid in South Africa.
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Clegg's music has been described as groundbreaking during the apartheid era.
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The myth paved the way for racial apartheid in the South.
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Sparrow's Club of Ten viciously attacked critics of the apartheid regime.
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South Africa remains deeply scarred by its apartheid and colonial past.
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The minimum wage "legitimizes the unequal apartheid wage structure," it added.
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Such language draws South Africans back to the struggle against apartheid.
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Rupert became one of the targets of the economic-apartheid campaign.
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He also opposed apartheid in South Africa and supported legal abortions.
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But with the end of apartheid in 1994, change came quickly.
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Arab leaders in Israel have said the law verges on apartheid.
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South African apartheid borrowed key institutions from its North American predecessor.
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During apartheid, black education had been a consignment to permanent poverty.
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The new government needed money to erase the legacies of apartheid.
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Born in 1959, she grew up in apartheid-era South Africa.
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Let's call this bleak one-state vision what it is: apartheid.
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That is what's at stake when we allow the apartheid comparison.
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She moved back to Johannesburg in 1992, when apartheid was crumbling.
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From the 1920s onward, Belgium installed a de facto apartheid system.
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Zuma made the remarks during a memorial to commemorate the 24th anniversary of the assassination anti-apartheid and Communist Party leader Chris Hani, whose murder almost derailed the negotiations that led to the end of apartheid rule.
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Drawing attention to the apartheid Israeli regime is far from hating Jews.
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District 9 existed because it was an allegory directly connected to apartheid.
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The South African Divestment efforts against apartheid South Africa in the 80s?
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She built a strategic anti-apartheid campaign on a well-defined foundation.
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The other option would be something like the old South African apartheid.
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With apartheid crumbling, its white rulers were eager to renounce illicit weapons.
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About 1.1 million Rohingya live in apartheid-like conditions in northwestern Myanmar.
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If it is an apartheid country, then he is its founding partner.
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Land reform efforts aimed at remedying this situation began when apartheid ended.
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"We, and certainly I, never lobbied for the apartheid government," he said.
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We had the atrocities in Germany, we had apartheid in South Africa.
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Post-apartheid racial representation in South Africa is the video's real subject.
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"practically mute" after her father was imprisoned for opposing apartheid, and her
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"How to Commit Suicide in South Africa" (1983) details an apartheid atrocity.
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My parents left the ravages of apartheid for the tolerance of England.
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Palestinians hope to hear you play when Israel's occupation and apartheid end.
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Mr Ramaphosa is a former trade union boss and anti-apartheid campaigner.
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Romans 43 has been used to justify everything from slavery to apartheid.
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His first novel, "Absolution," investigated the afterlife of apartheid in South Africa.
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"I attended primary school during the last years of apartheid," she added.
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Before the Voting Rights Act, the South was virtually an apartheid state.
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And so to see the replacement for apartheid doing the same thing.
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But first, he helped lead the fight against apartheid in South Africa.
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" Arab members of Parliament tore up copies of the bill, crying, "Apartheid.
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In South Africa, you are required to see the consequences of apartheid.
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We were denied basic rights in what was effectively an apartheid statelet.
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He opposed the war in Vietnam and castigated apartheid in South Africa.
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And how to eliminate protections for South African conglomerates forged during apartheid.
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Winnie Mandela has died The South African anti-apartheid crusader was 81.
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She grew up in South Africa during apartheid, often hiding from violence.
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"We've constructed the North as a kind of informal apartheid," White says.
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Twenty-five years after the fall of apartheid, South Africans are "looking realistically at the constraints" on their democracy, Douglas Foster, associate professor at Northwestern University who's written a book about post-apartheid South Africa, told me on Wednesday.
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In March, the Volkskundemuseum in Vienna had scheduled a talk featuring Ronnie Kasrils, a renowned South African anti-apartheid activist of Jewish descent, as part of a wider series of events associated with the annual Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW).
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South Africans inherited a formidable to-do list when apartheid ended in 1994.
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Economic inequality has remained a deep-rooted problem since the end of apartheid.
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She was a South African anti-apartheid campaigner and wife of Nelson Mandela.
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Apartheid deprived Mr Mshengu of a wage and a chance to earn title.
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Out of apartheid and the Rwandan genocide came a boon for international justice.
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During apartheid, the police sowed divisions by planting false stories in the press.
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But is it fair to accuse Oxbridge's admissions policies of creating "social apartheid"?
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In practice it is as race-based as apartheid in South Africa was.
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Under apartheid non-whites were forcibly moved to areas far from city centres.
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"We reject the Israeli government's efforts to form an apartheid state," he said.
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Meanwhile, Israel's ongoing treatment of Palestinians imposes what Jimmy Carter has called apartheid.
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South Africa was kept out — and rightly so — for its racist apartheid policies.
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He was expressing his feelings of alienation from America's system of racial apartheid.
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As a member of the Reagan administration, he opposed sanctioning Apartheid South Africa.
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You are becoming an apartheid state, which will make you a pariah state.
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" Arab members of Parliament ripped up copies of the bill, crying out, "Apartheid!
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The sanctions were lifted in 1991, when South Africa repealed its apartheid laws.
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General Motors and Pepsi pulled out of South Africa during the apartheid era.
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These imitations existed in the shadow of racial apartheid and residual anti-Catholicism.
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Children of multiple races scamper through a playground, a scene unthinkable during apartheid.
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After the collapse of apartheid in 1990, a white former security officer, Col.
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Apartheid passbooks were derisively called dompas, or "dumb pass," by the black population.
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The National Party, which instituted apartheid, was established specifically to secure their interests.
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Grand apartheid is what critics of the Trump plan are talking about, though.
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I also grew up in South Africa during the ugly days of apartheid.
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We've stood beside anti-colonial and anti-apartheid struggles across the African continent.
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At the same time, the country's apartheid regime was tightening its repressive policies.
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And it was through negotiations, and a vote, that South Africa overcame apartheid.
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To the Editor: I grew up in South Africa during the apartheid years.
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Ramaphosa also played an important role in drafting South Africa's post-apartheid constitution.
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Its spin campaign helped drive racial tensions to levels not felt since apartheid.
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Born in rural northwest of the country to Indian immigrants, Kathrada became politically active at a young age, befriending Mandela and other emerging anti-apartheid leaders of the African National Congress (ANC) as the struggle against racist apartheid policies intensified.
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To the outside world, Soweto once stood for black solidarity: As South Africa's largest black township at one point, it was a symbol of united resistance to the racist apartheid regime, and home to the anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela.
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The aim was to reverse the show trial, to put apartheid in the dock.
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The re-opening of apartheid scars in South Africa over a school's hair policy.
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The imprisoned activists began charting a way forward for a post-apartheid South Africa.
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That land was forcibly taken from black people during the colonial and apartheid eras.
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He also spearheaded international efforts to impose economic sanctions on South Africa over apartheid.
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From 21, under apartheid, 3.5m blacks were forcibly moved to isolated reservations called "homelands".
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But Arab Knesset members called it the "law of Jewish supremacy" and chanted "apartheid".
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Omar, too, has taken heat over Israel, which she's described as an apartheid regime.
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Bulgaria's prime minister compares food manufacturers' treatment of east European consumers to apartheid—really.
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Twenty-five years after the jubilant vote that ended apartheid, South Africans are disillusioned.
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Since the end of apartheid in 1994, a black middle class has rapidly emerged.
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Appeals from respected veterans of the anti-apartheid struggle had also had little effect.
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South Africa's defence industry was an important pillar of the country's apartheid-era economy.
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More than 180 of the top 200 schools took only white pupils under apartheid.
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When the post-apartheid government came to power, the state was deeply in debt.
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During apartheid the country circumvented an arms embargo by building its own attack helicopters.
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But the more permanent its occupation becomes, the more it risks sliding towards apartheid.
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A democratic government replaced apartheid rule in 1994, giving everyone the right to vote.
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Bernie Sanders once compared poor white Vermonters to black South Africans suffering under apartheid.
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Or are we getting behind what is effectively an apartheid reality on the ground?
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"I was born and raised in South Africa during [the] apartheid era," Theron explained.
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For years, she was routinely harassed by apartheid-state security forces, imprisoned and tortured.
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Yet even with these gains, many urban areas still exhibit apartheid levels of segregation.
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Patten said some Rhodes scholars had become campaigners against apartheid and for civil liberties.
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That year, new apartheid laws and housing policies took effect all over South Africa.
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Apartheid refers to the now-abolished South African policy of racial segregation and oppression.
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And it spins a narrative that Israel is an apartheid state imposing settler-colonialism.
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"Now the bozza"—the old apartheid word black people used for their white bosses—
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South Africa was barred from 1964 to 1988 because of its policies of apartheid.
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But to South Africans who suffered under apartheid, he was a beacon of freedom.
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In apartheid South Africa, areas designated for black people were often not assigned addresses.
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I want to be clear: A single state today [would be] an apartheid state.
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But in the field of [housing and land policy], there is an apartheid policy.
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South Africa is facing its most severe political crisis since the fall of apartheid.
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He had been an anti-apartheid activist who lost an arm in a bombing.
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"Drawing attention to the apartheid Israeli regime is far from hating Jews," she responded.
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For Israel, it's choose separation from the Palestinians or get bi-nationalism or apartheid.
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Then he took on Harriet A. Washington's "Medical Apartheid," which addresses the same issue.
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"It's about annexation, it's about apartheid," he said in Ramallah in the West Bank.
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Instead, he said Mr. Mandela expressed gratitude for his support of anti-apartheid sanctions.
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He spent his last years inciting hatred, defending apartheid & palling around with fascists. pic.twitter.
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If they are not given full citizenship rights, Israel would become an apartheid state.
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Other names being considered included assassinated anti-apartheid activist Chris Hani and Mandela himself.
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He grew up under apartheid, coming to a love for photography in his teens.
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The apartheid governments celebrated the Bantustans as places where "separate development" could be practiced.
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When he enrolled at Wayne State University, in 1981, campus activists were protesting apartheid.
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But in this post-apartheid era, the play seemed to have recast itself too.
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For more than a quarter-century, I reported and analyzed the evils of apartheid.
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Security concerns have dictated Israel's precautions and responses, not an ideology of apartheid racism.
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She became a government minister after the fall of apartheid in the early 1990s.
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The book is a coming-of-age story in a world colored by Apartheid.
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When South Africans wanted to avoid apartheid-related sanctions, they did so through Jersey.
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Cape Town is a city plagued with the lingering hangover of apartheid spatial planning.
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South Africa's defense industry was an important pillar of the country's apartheid-era economy.
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In a land long haunted by its past — from the depredations of colonialists to the imposition of apartheid cementing white rule — and grappling with the effects of racism, colonialism and apartheid, "little attention has been paid to gender issues," the report said.
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He also had letters printed in a South African pro-apartheid magazine, the SPLC said.
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The program highlights a dependency that reflects disparities rooted in the colonial and apartheid past.
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Eve Fairbanks is a writer at work on a book about post-apartheid South Africa.
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Ramaphosa also played an important role in the drafting of South Africa's post-apartheid constitution.
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"The EU is practising a form of crop apartheid," Mah said separately in a statement.
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By high school, he received his first trumpet from Trevor Huddleston, an anti-apartheid advocate.
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"This desperate and crude propaganda is straight out of apartheid South Africa's playbook," she said.
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The play explores the effects of apartheid on black and white friends in South Africa.
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Under colonial rule and then apartheid, black South Africans were systematically pushed off the land.
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One concept would be two systems for two peoples, which Palestinians would see as apartheid.
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From Apartheid South Africa to the climate frontlines, finance is a proven lever for change.
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His book, Selling Apartheid: South Africa's Global Propaganda War, is published this week Pluto Press.
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Apartheid, which ended in 1994, created enduring disparities of wealth that favored the white minority.
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His first charitable work involved providing black South Africans with scholarships during the country's apartheid.
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For years after apartheid, the police were still unwelcome in much of Alexandra, activists said.
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He also cites apartheid to argue hypocrisy on the part of well-meaning meat-eaters.
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Critics have warned that the parole decision could reopen wounds dating to the apartheid era.
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While their marriage withstood the battle against apartheid, it couldn't withstand the pressure of freedom.
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The Bo-Kaap's post-apartheid transformation follows a familiar pattern of gentrification in this city.
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When he moved to South Africa, Ballen became fixated on the human toll of apartheid.
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Both Sole and Brummer started their journalism careers before the end of apartheid in 1994.
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Rugby diplomacy In 1994, black South Africans -- reeling from decades of apartheid -- largely hated rugby.
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Pik Botha served as foreign minister from 1977 until democratic elections in 1994 ended apartheid.
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There are exceptions, such as Nelson Mandela, the first post-apartheid president of South Africa.
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His genre of criminality is light-years from the sort that characterized the apartheid state.
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Since apartheid ended, African National Congress leaders have siphoned off tens of billions of dollars.
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I am an Arab in Knesset, so I cannot say there is apartheid inside Israel.
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But the powerful coterie of anti-apartheid leaders in exile pressed successfully for Thabo Mbeki.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu credited the divestment campaign as a key tactic in bringing down apartheid.
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There are still many South Africans who think they had nothing to do with apartheid.
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Hugh Masekela was a South African jazz pioneer whose music symbolized the anti-apartheid movement.
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He loved his time in the military as a job; it was not about apartheid.
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Apartheid didn't end with the dismantling of white rule in South Africa, our correspondent writes.
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"The understanding of the self — during apartheid, we were stripped of that dignity," he said.
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Twenty-five years after the end of apartheid, South Africa is at another perilous moment.
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It will cause Israel to be seen as an apartheid state, which it is not.
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I.O. in mounting a boycott of American companies doing business with South Africa's apartheid government.
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The area had no electricity and few paved roads for much of the apartheid era.
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Lewis' amended speech still resonated as a cri de coeur against racial apartheid in America.
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The father of South African jazz provided a soundtrack to the '80s anti-apartheid movement.
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The 2017 version refrained from any references to Israel as a racist or apartheid state.
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Despite the international condemnation of the apartheid government and the imposition of sanctions by most countries, the Conservative government, led by then prime minister Margaret Thatcher, didn't impose sanctions until it was forced to when US Congress passed the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act in 1986.
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Harry and Meghan, who wore a cream head scarf and long dress, met Muslim and Christian religious leaders, including anti-apartheid cleric Michael Lapsley who lost both his hands and the sight in one eye from a parcel bomb sent by apartheid security forces.
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There have been claims of high levels of black-on-white murder in post-apartheid years.
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While in exile during apartheid, Sisulu joined the military wing of the ANC, working in intelligence.
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Brad Cohen (Weekend Editor): Can Cooking Meat Really Help South Africa Reconcile Its Legacy of Apartheid?
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Mr Shaw calls the case "the deadliest crime in the history of post-apartheid South Africa".
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Mann has worked repeatedly with the anti-apartheid South African playwright Athol Fugard, and many others.
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Zuma, the country's fourth post-apartheid President, was sworn in for a second term last May.
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David Lammy, a Labour MP and former education minister, accused the universities of fostering "social apartheid".
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The IOC banned South Africa, for example, from 1964 to 1988 because of its apartheid policies.
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Under the formalised racism of apartheid 3.5m blacks were forcibly moved to isolated reservations called "homelands".
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The 71-year-old lists the ways her life has improved since the end of apartheid.
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The systematic racism of Apartheid meant that Ms. Noah and her son often lived in poverty.
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South Africa has a long tradition of civic activism, a result of the struggle against apartheid.
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Ali and I were born four months apart, sons of the South, survivors of American apartheid.
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Having overcome apartheid without a civil war, it has long been an inspiration to the world.
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This was caused by a perfect storm of post-apartheid problems, says Abhijit Banerjee of MIT.
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Nelson Mandela put him in charge of talks to end apartheid when he was only 39.
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I worked w/ her on the release of N. Mandela & to end apartheid in South Africa.
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More than two decades after apartheid ended black South Africans are still worse off than whites.
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Under apartheid, racism in South Africa was even more absurd and convoluted than its American iteration.
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The sovereign could install the racist apartheid regime or engage in ethnic cleansing, or even genocide.
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Former finance minister Trevor Manuel, another architect of South Africa's post-apartheid stability, shared Mboweni's concerns.
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Madiba fought the evils of apartheid, along with his comrades both at home and in exile.
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Things are all up in the air as they haven't been since the end of apartheid.
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While Israeli officials call it it's an anti-terrorism wall, Palestinians say it's an "apartheid" wall.
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Sacks's parents sought to resist apartheid: his father, an obstetrician, taught at a black medical school.
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"Under apartheid, when you see the police, you have to run away," said David Khumalo, 60.
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Harris and some of her sisters protested Apartheid on the National Mall in Washington on weekends.
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The justices swept away the legal architecture of American racial apartheid—most famously in Brown v.
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To deflect outside criticism of his regime, he cynically accused his critics of pro-apartheid leanings.
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" Her family referred to her as "one of the greatest icons of the struggle against Apartheid.
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He had just visited Mr. Mandela's sickbed and recalled his post-apartheid government in South Africa.
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Mexico showed backbone when it refused to receive athletes from the apartheid regime of South Africa.
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Over time, the resulting economic stress contributed, along with other factors, to the dismantling of apartheid.
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After the Afrikaner National Party won the whites-only elections in 216, it introduced formal apartheid.
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At the end of apartheid in 1994, 60,000 white farmers held 86 percent of all farmland.
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WG: Because the anti-apartheid struggle was much more diverse than other [African countries' liberation] struggles.
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"We have a de facto apartheid society," said Anita Isaacs, a Guatemala scholar at Haverford College.
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It was once part of a homeland set aside for black people by the apartheid government.
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But alliances also need rebuilding at home, to focus on the political apartheid which divides us.
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Living conditions have improved since the demise of apartheid in 1994, but the gains have slowed.
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Beijing backed the black nationalist movement's liberation struggle against apartheid and its white South African overlords.
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I grew up under the harsh racial oppression of apartheid as a person of mixed ethnicity.
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Most — like Mr. Ramaphosa and Tokyo Sexwale, another anti-apartheid activist — were favorites of Mr. Mandela.
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A decade later, Mr. Jones was arrested in South Africa for protesting the country's apartheid policies.
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Turner, who is black, also alleged Luber made inappropriate comments to her about race and apartheid.
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Since the end of apartheid, the ANC had enjoyed an iron electoral grip on these areas.
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That was ugly and grasping, but it has nothing to do with apartheid-style racial segregation.
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" At 2628:28500, Farrakhan calls Jews 'the mother and father of apartheid, the Jews."https://t.
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If you recall, apartheid did not end well for the rich people or the poor people.
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He had teas with the widow of former Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd, the father of apartheid.
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Born in Umtata, South Africa in 1984, he was raised in the last years of apartheid.
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Five female composers, "Four Weddings and a Funeral" a passel of posters protesting apartheid and Off!
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Five female composers, "Four Weddings and a Funeral" a passel of posters protesting apartheid and Off!
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Palestinians have dismissed Israel's security arguments, saying the barrier is a "racist separation" or "apartheid" wall.
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Throughout those hearings, investigators spoke candidly with the victims and enforcers of apartheid about what happened.
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Most of South Africa's land remains in white hands over two decades after the end of apartheid.
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Apartheid social engineering carved out white enclaves around Table Mountain, shunting people of color to the periphery.
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The exhibition, curated by the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg, is opening Tuesday at London&aposs Southbank Center.
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Israel has been described as an "apartheid" state by numerous human rights groups, UN investigators, and scholars.
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Shown in a South African context, the photographs draw parallels to the country's struggle to end apartheid.
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Governments can engineer differentiation in higher education, but state-sponsored differentiation tends to degenerate into academic apartheid.
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They sent letters about apartheid back in the day, they are involved in local issues like homelessness.
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In local polls in August the ruling party saw its worst results since the end of apartheid.
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They were directly inspired by the Apartheid Museum in South Africa and the Holocaust Memorial in Germany.
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South Africans voted in a general election that was held 25 years after the end of apartheid.
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There is no basis to the notion that education is worse than under apartheid, notes Mr Spaull.
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Under apartheid there were networks of graft among the armed forces, businessmen and the ruling National Party.
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He helped override Ronald Reagan's veto of a bill imposing hefty sanctions on apartheid-era South Africa.
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Theron was born and raised in South Africa during Apartheid, which ended when she was a teenager.
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But there were Protestants on the other side, too: apartheid was underpinned by the Dutch Reformed Church.
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Anti-apartheid campaigners mounted boycotts against firms that did business with the South African regime, for example.
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South Africa, born again after apartheid because Mandela chose inclusion over bitterness, is now suffering that decline.
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Music played a central role in the struggle for liberation from colonial rule and the apartheid regime.
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American editors complained that they could not see apartheid in his pictures, but it was always there.
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Despite the ANC's official history, the struggle against apartheid was fought by more than a single party.
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The more Mr Netanyahu abandons land-for-peace, the more the choice will be annexation-for-apartheid.
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There was a lot going on politically that you couldn't help but be opposed to, like apartheid.
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Haley also slammed a U.N. analysis that claimed Israel had established an "apartheid regime" that oppressed Palestinians.
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The approach taken was that the foundation could not be used to defend the system of apartheid.
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The annual Youth Month pays tribute to the students killed in the 1976 anti-apartheid Soweto uprising.
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Jeff Radebe, one of the longest-serving ministers in post apartheid South Africa, was named energy minister.
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The Daily Telegraph reported that Mair also subscribed to S.A. Patriot, a pro-apartheid South African magazine.
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They didn't favor apartheid, but they were against almost anything that might bring it to an end.
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Buddha presumably would be aghast at the apartheid imposed on the Rohingya minority by Buddhists in Myanmar.
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" President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, of Turkey, tweeted that Netanyahu was the Prime Minister of "an apartheid state.
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About 1.1 million Rohingya live in apartheid-like conditions in northwestern Myanmar, where they are denied citizenship.
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In "Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood," Trevor Noah describes growing up under apartheid.
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It took her five years after the end of apartheid to start feeling comfortable with the public.
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Whites still own most of South Africa's land, more than two decades after the end of apartheid.
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Noah, 33, was born during Apartheid to a black South African mother and a white Swiss father.
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This is against the apartheid by virtue [of] nationality policy that offends human rights and human dignity.
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The rules are meant to redress the exclusion black people experienced during apartheid, which ended in 1994.
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An international boycott of the apartheid regime, supported by the UN, also shaped the country's music scene.
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Two prime examples are President Nixon's 1972 trip to China and apartheid South Africa's attempt at denuclearization.
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She fought valiantly against the Apartheid state and sacrificed her life for the freedom of the country.
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Yet most Jews went along with apartheid — by no means all, however, including several of Mandela's lawyers.
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It was being made in South Africa, whose racist apartheid policy had made it an outlaw nation.
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The majority of South African farmland remains under white ownership more than 25 years after apartheid ended.
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I do draw the line at places where the oppression is wholesale, such as apartheid South Africa.
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By the 1980s, however, the white government had begun to recognize that the apartheid system was untenable.
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Supporters, including Professor Davis, describe it as a necessary response to what amounts to modern-day apartheid.
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Jacques Pauw, a celebrated anti-apartheid journalist, recently exposed how President Zuma himself is a delinquent taxpayer.
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This edition also has to explain South Africa to American children, who generally don't know about apartheid.
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South African writers were upset that a government official who supported apartheid had been invited to speak.
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Their circumstances stemmed from an economic decision made in the first years of the post-apartheid era.
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The backlog in our schools' infrastructure reflects the sad history of apartheid and of misdirected policy priority.
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The quality of education had suffered so much that she considered it even worse than under apartheid.
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The nation-state law now formally endorses the use of similar apartheid methods within Israel's recognized borders.
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Beyond its systemic discrimination against black people, apartheid severed the country from much of the global economy.
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Under apartheid, people had avoided paying taxes altogether, many as a form of protest against the government.
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A former anti-apartheid operative as well, Mr. Moyane had known Mr. Zuma for nearly four decades.
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South Africa had about a half-dozen warheads but gave them up after the end of apartheid.
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"You were persecuted by the apartheid regime and disowned by your own," he said, to cacophonous cheers.
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For a graphic on the Trump proposal, click here Palestinians say such moves would lead to apartheid.
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South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission also accused her of human rights abuses during the apartheid years.
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This is why so many people who have fought against oppression, colonialism and apartheid stand with us.
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Unlike nonwhite South Africans under apartheid, however, Israeli Arabs have the vote and enjoy full citizen rights.
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The overwhelming lack of these stories onscreen reveals a tacit cinematic apartheid that insists upon racial separation.
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The Rivonia trial, which began in April 21950, became a signature moment in the struggle against apartheid.
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The world is about to get its first glimpse of the anti-apartheid leader in 27 years.
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A lawyer by profession from Soweto, Ramaphosa was detained for anti-apartheid activism twice during the 1970s.
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The late Nelson Mandela repeatedly thanked Castro for his efforts in helping overturn apartheid in South Africa.
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It was later adopted by black nationalist groups during apartheid as a name for liberated South Africa.
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The thing is, the apartheid speech he wanted me to know he had made — it was good.
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He spoke out against apartheid in South Africa, when — crazily — that was an unpopular thing to do.
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During apartheid, Spur did not have an official policy of segregation, said Moshe Apleni, a company spokesman.
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The economy, Africa's most advanced, remains largely under the control of whites who held power under apartheid.
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Instead of isolating South Africa, he argued, Western leaders should allow verligte (enlightened) whites to reform apartheid gradually.
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The city is characterized by racial and economic divides more than 20 years after the end of apartheid.
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We deplore the venue cancellation for the scheduled Israeli Apartheid Week event at the museum in Vienna, Austria.
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Mining industry segregation was a crucial element in the racist policies that culminated in decades of apartheid rule.
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Today, nearly one million Rohingya in Rakhine live under apartheid-like conditions, in villages under constant military watch.
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Ultimately, if it does not give Palestinians independence, Israel risks being cast as a racist or apartheid state.
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In spite of the afterlives of South African apartheid, Serote was named the nation's 2018 National Poet Laureate.
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But on the other hand, apartheid blood is based on ideals that form the bedrock of American patriotism.
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It was replaced with South Africa's current multi-color 'Rainbow Flag' - in 1994 with the end of apartheid.
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The center on offense, the middle linebacker on defense: These, too, were largely apartheid positions into the 270s.
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The first election after the end of apartheid in 1994 saw 86% of adults go to the polls.
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South Africa: The government paid $3,900 to victims of apartheid crimes in 2003, reports the New York Times.
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The campaign portrayed opponents of Zuma as agents of "white monopoly capital", with slogans referring to "economic apartheid".
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Neill Blompkamp's sci-fi metaphor for Apartheid isn't subtle in District 9, but it doesn't need to be.
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He has experience negotiating the end of bad things, including apartheid, Northern Ireland's troubles and Mr Zuma's presidency.
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It also enforced desegregation of the government-run school system nationwide, largely ending the practice of educational apartheid.
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Twenty-five years after the end of apartheid, the political centre in South Africa has just about held.
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But as a Rohingya in Myanmar's apartheid-like Rakhine State, her goal of attending university had been thwarted.
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The novel, set in 1940s South Africa, illustrates the racial and social divides that gave way to Apartheid.
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A central plank of the negotiated deal that ended apartheid peacefully was that property rights should be respected.
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Under apartheid, the South African government assassinated members of the now ruling African National Congress in neighbouring countries.
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So they will have to make it official, which is we know the situation, which is an apartheid.
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In a brief run in the AWA, he ran afoul of Colonel DeBeers, a pro-apartheid Afrikaner heel.
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In the interview, she was asked if she would consider picking up a gun against the apartheid state.
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South Africa too was kept out from 1964 to 1988 on account of its apartheid white-supremacist rule.
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More than two decades after the end of apartheid, white people still own most of South Africa's land.
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She said her ruling took into account inequities that persisted nearly 25 years after the end of apartheid.
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Haselberger, a canon lawyer, suggested a truth and reconciliation committee, based on the post-apartheid South Africa model.
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That project's defeat in 1877 then ushered in 90 years of Redemption, mass disenfranchisement, and American racial apartheid.
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The legislation has ignited a fierce debate in a country where the wounds from apartheid are still raw.
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Four years later, he was president after a constitution was agreed by all parties that ended apartheid forever.
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The results constituted an overwhelming mandate from the country's white voters for Prime Minister Verwoerd's program of apartheid.
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Under apartheid, artists protested against the country's racial disparities, but they had to be calculated about their delivery.
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As in apartheid South Africa, checkpoints and restrictions on movement are a fact of daily life for Uyghurs.
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It has already led to Mr. Zuma's ouster and a moment of reckoning for post-apartheid South Africa.
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"That narrows the comfort zone between Israel and the a-word rather dramatically," he said, referring to apartheid.
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That was South Africa's largest union, and it was a very important union during the anti-apartheid struggle.
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Opponents of the apartheid regime focused their ire on the companies that were directly invested in the country.
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"They think it means Palestinians will take the Israeli ID and live under an apartheid regime," he said.
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But he did study with him during the struggle over apartheid, and the side Kobach took is revealing.
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Mr. Mabuza quickly stood out, he said, traveling far and wide to build ties among anti-apartheid groups.
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In the midst of that campaign, racial tensions rose to levels that had not been felt since apartheid.
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Nelson Mandela annotated a copy when he was imprisoned on Robben Island for fighting apartheid in South Africa.
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But around the world, political systems have rebounded from far worse: civil wars, genocides, ethnic cleansing and apartheid.
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We cannot continue relying on what we did in the past to bring down that monster of apartheid.
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IN 1991 CYRIL RAMAPHOSA went fishing with Roelf Meyer, his opposite number in the negotiations to end apartheid.
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The system was a staple feature of apartheid, designed to monitor and control Africans from a centralized location.
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However he lost out to Thabo Mbeki, an anti-apartheid leader who returned to South Africa from exile.
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There might be competitive elections and free speech, but apartheid South Africa had those things too — for whites.
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In Cape Town and elsewhere, he had enraged the apartheid regime with his forceful speeches against racial oppression.
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The United Democratic Front, an umbrella group of organizations fighting apartheid and linked to the A.N.C., expelled her.
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In 1986, Mr. Mofokeng joined the Afrapix collective, a photographic agency established to publicize the abuses of apartheid.
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None were ever recognized internationally and all were condemned as an apartheid plot to further entrench racial segregation.
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Often associated with the overthrow of South African apartheid, these types of bodies in fact are surprisingly common.
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They live under apartheid-like conditions, confined to camps and villages and denied access to education and healthcare.
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When Douglas Smit House was shut down in 1963 under the tightening grip of apartheid, Sydney was disgusted.
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She recalled being arrested, at the age of 13, protesting apartheid at the South African Embassy in Washington.
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So the stone-throwing might be apartheid — but it might also be the temptation of the train itself.
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Members of the Arab minority have criticized the law as "racist and verging on apartheid," according to Reuters.
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" He criticized tribal enrollment efforts, originally backed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, as a "tool of apartheid.
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" Nakabuye Hilda Flavia, Uganda "It a bit reminds me of the rampant racism and apartheid my ancestors endured.
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And he lectured the U.S. about its role in propping up South Africa's apartheid government, which Castro opposed.
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Thatcher upset the Queen that day when she opposed sanctioning South Africa for apartheid, according to the outlet.
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Zuma was once a wildly popular figure who was celebrated as an anti-apartheid hero in Mandela's realm.
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After all, they were the guiding principles behind South Africa's peaceful transition to democracy after decades of apartheid.
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She joined the bus loads of students who rallied against apartheid in front of the South African Embassy.
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If Mandela, imprisoned by his oppressors, can still beat them and kill apartheid but doing it with love.
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Athol Fugard's apartheid-era drama, staged by the South African director Yaël Farber, treks toward its final performance.
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Only days before being sacked, Gordhan attended the memorial service of the late anti-apartheid icon Ahmed Kathrada.
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Inequality had increased since the end of apartheid, as some well-positioned people—whites with capital and well-connected people of color—were able to take advantage of the end of apartheid-era sanctions and market their wine or banks or clothing companies or sheer coolness throughout Africa and the world.
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Born in Soweto in 1985, Ms. Masilo grew up partly under apartheid, partly in post-1994 democratic South Africa.
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After the apartheid government banned the ANC and other political parties, Kathrada went underground and joined the armed struggle.
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A one-state solution would require equal rights and citizenship for all, unless he is advocating an apartheid state.
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The tactic first caught on in the 1970s when investors demanded companies divest from South Africa during apartheid rule.
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If you were white in apartheid South Africa, you had all the rights and benefits of a liberal state.
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In fact, Jo'burg is home to some of the most prominent museums in the country, including the Apartheid Museum.
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In the first democratic elections, in 1994, two-thirds voted for the National Party, which had previously defended apartheid.
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As part of this it drummed up a social media campaign against "economic apartheid", in particular "white monopoly capital".
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Apartheid-era laws created widespread poverty and desperate health conditions, especially in townships surrounding city centers like Cape Town.
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If his music was too African, in that land of apartheid in a different hat, it didn't please audiences.
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Throughout my whole childhood, South Africa was under apartheid; I couldn't go next door, but my white classmates could.
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Apartheid-era educational policies prevented South African blacks from communicating with one another, and organizing against the Afrikaner elite.
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Though Nelson Mandela lived to see the end of apartheid, he did not see the end of its effects.
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I was born in the year the Berlin Wall fell, and grew up in the dying days of Apartheid.
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Her outspoken resistance to police harassment and apartheid led to her own imprisonment on and off starting in 1969.
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Many are frustrated that huge racial disparities in income and wealth persist 25 years after the end of apartheid.
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South African miners are required to be 26 percent black owned to help redress income inequalities created by apartheid.
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The South African apartheid regime held bioweapons in the 1980s and '90s while being a party to the BWC.
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IN AUGUST 1993, a little less than a year before the end of apartheid, South Africa was on edge.
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Similarly, it was the South African Students' Movement uprising in 28500 which eventually led to the end of Apartheid.
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Nelson Mandela, once freed from prison in 212, repeatedly thanked Castro for his efforts in helping to weaken apartheid.
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Mandela successfully charmed, seduced and won over his apartheid jailers, the Afrikaans ideologues in Pretoria and a fearful citizenry.
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They were one of the first black families in an area that had been restricted to whites under apartheid.
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His unshakable anticolonial and anti-apartheid beliefs guarantee a revered place for him in the hearts of South Africans.
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Even Ms. Parham doubted she could date him, although he swore he and his family had been against apartheid.
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He also wanted me to negotiate some way for Dun & Bradstreet to re-enter the market should apartheid end.
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Zuma was once a wildly popular figure who was celebrated as an anti-apartheid hero in Nelson Mandela's realm.
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And while the police in South Africa have changed since apartheid, the people typically killed by them have not.
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They are issued as part of the government drive to address income and economic inequalities from the apartheid era.
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Apartheid officially ended in 1994, when Nelson Mandela became South Africa's first democratically elected president, but its legacy remains.
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Israel's policy of promoting Jewish settlements has created de facto apartheid in the occupied territories of the West Bank.
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Mandela had become president the previous year, beginning the process of repairing the damage wrought by decades of apartheid.
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CreditCreditDenis Farrell/Associated Press Some expected the end of apartheid in South Africa to set off a civil war.
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The industry that helps shape our view of women has fallen into gender apartheid — Saudi Arabia on Sunset Boulevard.
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Activists have been using divestment as a political strategy for decades — as far back as apartheid-era South Africa.
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Shariffa Ali directs Yaël Farber's forceful adaptation of "Mies Julie," which resets the action in post-Apartheid South Africa.
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In later years, Ashe led the group Artists and Athletes Against Apartheid, speaking out and participating in several protests.
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CreditCreditJoao Silva/The New York Times CROSSROADS, South Africa — The end of apartheid was supposed to be a beginning.
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As they started their business, they were operating with the same assets their families had owned during apartheid — nothing.
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It was a humiliating end for Mr. Zuma, a charismatic anti-apartheid hero who was imprisoned with Nelson Mandela.
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Mr. Zuma is a member of the African National Congress, the party of Nelson Mandela and post-apartheid comity.
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As he steps down, Mr. Zuma may be regarded as the weakest leader in South Africa's post-apartheid history.
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His correspondence ranged from the largest subjects, like apartheid, to more mundane matters, like his requests for eye care.
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The Democratic Party is far from unified on the merits of continuing to support Israel's apartheid rule over Palestinians.
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She repeatedly used a highly offensive slur that was commonly used to insult and demean black people during apartheid.
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From colonial conquest through apartheid, white colonizers seized African lands and forced the majority black population into segregated townships.
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It takes inspiration from historical boycott efforts in Palestine, as well as from the South African anti-apartheid movement.
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In South Africa, especially during the 214s and '219s, music was a unifying force in the resistance against apartheid.
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Anti-apartheid hero Zuma was born in Nkandla in rural KwaZulu-Natal, to a policeman and a domestic worker.
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And it is from this post-apartheid period that some of his most mysterious and boldly composed images arise.
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En Sudáfrica, en 1996, después de que terminó el apartheid, se permitieron las cámaras de video en sus audiencias.
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He did this in the hopes of using music as a vehicle to unite South Africans during the apartheid.
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He later advised similar groups, including South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which dealt with the end of apartheid.
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Although apartheid ended almost 25 years ago, South African society remains one of the most unequal in the world.
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But from my perspective, there is none of the institutionalized racism, the intentionality, that underpinned apartheid in South Africa.
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But the 87-year-old Tutu, a veteran of South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle, gave them a fulsome welcome.
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The surgery was also notable because the donated heart came from a biracial man, a divisive decision during apartheid.
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Shariffa Ali directs Yaël Farber's forceful adaptation of "Mies Julie," which resets the action in post-apartheid South Africa.
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There are three ways a one-state solution could work: one would be a secular, democratic state that respects the rights of all citizens; the second would be a Jewish-dominated apartheid state with Arabs as second-class citizens; and third is an Arab-dominated apartheid state with Jews as second-class citizens.
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" Yousef Munayyer, the executive director of the U.S. Campaign for Palestinian Rights and a Palestinian citizen of Israel: "Israeli apartheid is a very hard product to sell in America, especially in progressive spaces, and realizing this, many Israeli apartheid apologists, Trump included, are looking to silence a debate they know they can't win.
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He found little willingness in his party to embrace the view that, in order to survive, apartheid had to reform.
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As much as Mr Botha knew that apartheid could not survive, there was still something of the bittereinder in him.
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Your mention of the "control" of religious belief in Xinjiang and description of "apartheid with Chinese characteristics" are totally unfounded.
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Beginning life in 1990 during the last gasps of apartheid, the Afrikaner town was the brainchild of Carel Boshoff III.
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Heritage Day, on September 24, is one of five new holidays adopted after apartheid, when South Africa's governing principles changed.
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But the party of Nelson Mandela faces widespread apathy among voters born after apartheid, known as the "born-free" generation.
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Under South Africa's apartheid system, Christian teaching was used both to justify racial oppression and to inspire its bravest enemies.
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McCulloch and other researchers say that the rates haven't got any better since apartheid ended more than twenty years ago.
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Nor is there any serious discussion to suggest firms which made money in apartheid South Africa should today offer compensation.
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To save democracy, and prevent a slide to racism or even apartheid, it has to give up the occupied lands.
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He was a critic of the Vietnam War, of apartheid and of repressive governments in Eastern Europe and Latin America.
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But under apartheid many Indian South Africans, including Mr Kassie's family, were forced off their land and into Indian townships.
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More than 20 years after the end of apartheid, land ownership is contentious in South Africa, the continent's biggest economy.
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Glasenberg, who grew up in South Africa during apartheid, has worked his way to the top over a quarter century.
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Thus apartheid not only deprived black South Africans of the ability to own property, but also broke up family units.
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The world may still think of the ANC as the organisation that led the struggle against apartheid, Nelson Mandela's party.
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Between the 1960s and 1990s the apartheid government built big and dirty power stations hoping cheap electricity would spark industrialisation.
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BDS activists describe their campaign as a non-violent Palestinian-led international movement, inspired by South African anti-apartheid activism.
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The contrast with the old apartheid regime, which promised a good life only for whites, has never needed spelling out.
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"Being raised during the apartheid era in South Africa made me so hyperaware of equality and human rights," says Theron.
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The next year he was singing "Bring back Nelson Mandela" with raised fist, his anthem for the anti-apartheid struggle.
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Other African people of note recently honored by the Google Doodle team include South Africa anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko.
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Geingob, Namibia's third president since rule by apartheid South Africa ended in 1990, is seeking a second and final term.
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The organization found that it also needed to provide other kinds of support for students, both during apartheid and after.
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He called on the Greek government to "take strong action against this racist act", likening it to South African apartheid.
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Instead, it would focus on trying to discredit the ANC and the anti-apartheid movement by linking them to Communism.
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"Being raised during the apartheid era in South Africa made me so hyperaware of equality and human rights," Theron said.
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Yet since the end of apartheid in 1994, the governing ANC has worked hard to monopolize the history of liberation.
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The apartheid government secretly built and then dismantled seven nuclear bombs before revealing its program to the world in 1993.
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"Pretty soon we'll be like South Africa, apartheid, where 10 percent of white people were running the country," Behar said.
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Rather than being a legitimate expression of Jewish national longing, Zionism was then labeled a racist ideology akin to apartheid.
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Draper's vanity plan may not be racist in its intent, but it amounts to a structural apartheid proposal in reality.
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Twenty-two years after apartheid ended, South Africa remains a deeply unequal country, its black majority stuck in grinding poverty.
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The police shootings were South Africa's worst since the end of apartheid and have become known as the "Marikana massacre".
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Of the roughly 76,000 successful claims in the post-apartheid restitution process, only about 5,800 chose to have land returned.
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Like her Xhosa name, Nomzamo, which means "she who endures trials," she endured the struggle against apartheid until the end.
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He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 for his non-violent opposition to the apartheid regime in South Africa.
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The case has caused outrage in a country where deep racial divides persist 22 years after the fall of apartheid.
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As this case shows, South Africa is still grappling with its past 24 years after the end of apartheid rule.
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She wanted to go on a safari, dive with sharks, and learn about Nelson Mandela and the history of apartheid.
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Mkhwebane made her proposal on Monday as she delivered her findings on an apartheid-era bailout of Barclays Africa Group.
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But it's also been cited by Nazi sympathizers and apartheid enforcers, slave owners and loyalists opposed to the American Revolution.
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Tau finds that the post-apartheid rebels have become politicians, police and pawns under the thumb of a homegrown opportunist.
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Casspirs were used mercilessly by apartheid-era police, becoming a tool of oppression in the hands of a fearful administration.
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Post-apartheid South Africa was marked by two glaring birthmarks: racialized inequality in urban areas and tribalized despotism in Bantustans.
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His father, Alan Patrick Cartwright, known as Paddy, was the editor of an anti-apartheid paper, The Rand Daily Mail.
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At St. Peter's, he was encouraged to pursue music by Archbishop Trevor Huddleston, an influential anti-apartheid advocate and organizer.
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CRITIC's NOTEBOOK Newly discovered photographs by the Nobel-winning novelist reveal a South African adolescence shaped by art and apartheid.
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The nation's president, Jacob Zuma, has failed to address the lingering inequality between white and black South Africans post-apartheid.
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She grew up in South Africa during apartheid, and her father was a Methodist pastor (he is now a bishop).
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South Africa was barred from participating during the apartheid era in 21996 and was expelled from the IOC in 2111.
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Still, in 2012, Mr. Ramaphosa spoke of the slow economic improvement among black South Africans since the end of apartheid.
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Nicholas Wolpe, a white South African whose father was a pioneer of the anti-apartheid movement, remembers a palpable anxiety.
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One delicate challenge for Mr. Masire was opposing apartheid in neighboring South Africa even while depending on the country economically.
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"Jews around the world have stood behind just causes," he added, pointing to the civil rights and anti-apartheid movements.
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South Africa has been a economic and democratic leader of sub-Saharan Africa since emerging from apartheid rule in 220006.
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Hugo, 210, grew up at the tail end of apartheid, witnessing South Africa's sweeping sociopolitical changes in the early 1990s.
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So in the end, that formal apartheid, formal way in which race had an impact has come to an end.
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Nevertheless, the consequences were brutal: apartheid cops used the passbook system to perpetrate mass violence and incarcerate the African population.
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It suggests an apparent insensitivity to how stop-and-frisk was reminiscent of the South African passbook laws during apartheid.
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Nyoka Hatfield, an elder of the Darumbal People, said the name Jim Crow was "akin to apartheid" in South Africa.
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The party, once led by Nelson Mandela, has ruled South Africa since 1994, and led the country out of apartheid.
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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, a leader of the bloody struggle against South Africa's white rulers under apartheid, has died at 81.
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A judge upbraiding the anti-apartheid activist Mandela is drawn in an outsize fashion so as to dwarf the defendant.
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After white rule ended, he oversaw economic development in the cabinet of the first post-apartheid provincial premier, Mosiuoa Lekota.
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Parts have changed markedly since apartheid ended in 1994 — and yet for many, it has failed to change fast enough.
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It poses questions about the post-apartheid political settlement, and whether it did enough to redistribute economic power and opportunity.
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Masekela's 19903 "Bring Him Back Home" song, written for Nelson Mandela, became an anthem of the 1980s anti-apartheid movement.
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At the age of 14, he was given his first trumpet by the respected anti-apartheid campaigner Father Trevor Huddleston.
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He studied with the head of the paleoanthropology department, Phillip Tobias, a respected anatomist and a strong opponent of apartheid.
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Overlooked Ramaphosa was Mandela's close aide and the ANC's chief negotiator in historic talks that brought the end of apartheid.
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The surgery was also notable because the donated heart came from a biracial man, a provocative decision during apartheid rule.
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Masekela's 1986 "Bring Him Back Home" song, written for Nelson Mandela, became an anthem of the 1980s anti-apartheid movement.
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"My Traitor's Heart," Rian Malan A brutal excavation of a white South African's conscience during the final days of apartheid.
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The electoral results were the worst for the party since it took power after the end of apartheid in 1994.
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Carter became known for his work with the Bang Bang Club, especially documenting the cruelty of the South African Apartheid.
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An apartheid state legally and institutionally privileging the colonizers in historic Palestine defies international law, ethical principles and common sense.
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Israel will finally have to acknowledge to the world the apartheid state that has been creeping into existence for decades.
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San Francisco has its Alcatraz, the former prison island; Cape Town has Robben Island, an exiled place of apartheid imprisonment.
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ANGEL-HO lives and goes to school in Cape Town, South Africa, a city still scarred by the legacy of apartheid.
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She founded "Sisterhood in Support of Sisters in South Africa" in the 1980s to help women of color affected by apartheid.
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Israel's critics say it would become an apartheid state, with one set of rights for Israelis and another set for Palestinians.
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You would have an Israel that ruled Palestinians permanently as a separate, legally inferior population, practically the dictionary definition of apartheid.
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The museum talk was intended as part of a wider series of events associated with the annual Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW).
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She's also no stranger to strident rhetoric on the subject, referring to an "apartheid Israeli regime" in a summer 2018 tweet.
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"I was born in South Africa during a time when there was apartheid," Noah tells PEOPLE Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle.
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Many were dumping grounds when the apartheid regime removed "Coloureds" (people of mixed race) from the inner city in the 1960s.
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Many were dumping grounds when the apartheid regime removed "Coloureds" (people of mixed race) from the inner city in the 2500s.
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South Africa: Cyril Ramaphosa was sworn in as the fifth president of post-apartheid South Africa yesterday after Jacob Zuma resigned.
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Supporters of BDS say the movement is a nonviolent way to change what they see as apartheid-like policies towards Palestinians.
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It reminds him of the rush to disinvest from big companies that traded with South Africa under apartheid in the 1980s.
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As the South African anthropologist Adam Kuper has pointed out, cultural differences between blacks and whites were used to justify apartheid.
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The unfinished highway could become part of a plan to help overcome a legacy of apartheid—while also easing traffic jams.
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After Mugabe came to power, the family reportedly fled to South Africa and then to Australia after the fall of apartheid.
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In a country where memories of the dehumanizing effects of apartheid are still strong, the comments are deeply offensive to many.
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Obama's speech served as the main event intended to commemorate 100 years since Mandela, the anti-apartheid freedom fighter, was born.
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The movement cites the South African anti-apartheid movement, which successfully employed financial boycotts to incite political reform, as its inspiration.
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When he looked through the footage, he discovered the legacy of apartheid was still very much visible in the city's architecture.
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Growing up when the country was still under apartheid, she saw the affect the government's policies had on the nation's artists.
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Perhaps the most well-known was the divestment campaign that played a role in the fight against apartheid in South Africa.
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The stink of censorship has some South Africans recalling the prudish days of racist apartheid where so many films were banned.
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With its history of apartheid and steep racial divisions, the country reflects much of what is wrong with post-colonial Africa.
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Before Trevor Noah was taking comedic swipes at racism in America, he was a victim of it in Apartheid South Africa.
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The conspiracy theory is based on the very real — and very controversial — issue of post-apartheid land reform in South Africa.
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It helped that most of his cabinet colleagues and the apartheid-era presidents he served did little to conceal their racism.
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As supposedly temporary occupation becomes permanent conquest, Israel's rule over the West Bank starts to bear comparison to South African apartheid.
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Some terms describe tactics to challenge bigwigs: for instance, toyi toyi, a dance used in South Africa to protest against apartheid.
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She felt that under her ex-husband's leadership the black majority got a bad deal in the negotiations that ended apartheid.
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But when he left the scene she was more than ready to take on the fight against apartheid in his place.
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Israel's critics say it would become an apartheid state, with one set of rights for Israelis and another set for Palestinians.
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Omar has been a vocal critic of Israel's treatment of Palestinians, calling its government the "apartheid Israeli regime" in a tweet.
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Written by Roy Thomas, it opens with T'Challa imprisoned in the Republic of Rudyarda, a stand-in for apartheid South Africa.
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He was followed by Pamela Geller, an "anti-Jihadist" who claimed Islam was a second apartheid and that Islamophobia doesn't exist.
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Police investigation later discovered that Mair had long been connected to white nationalist movements, including pro-apartheid and neo-Nazi groups.
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Xenophobia has spread since 1994, when the fall of apartheid led to an inflow of black migrants from across the continent.
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Among the works they turned to ashes was a 1993 oil painting by a black anti-apartheid artist, Keresemose Richard Baholo.
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The book was one of a series published by the IFF that would question the use of sanctions to end apartheid.
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In the 1970s and 80s, people came together to boycott a South African regime and end the oppressive forces of apartheid.
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Despite a subsequent political cover up, the circumstances of his death were exposed, laying bare the violence of the apartheid state.
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The party had planned to summit on July 18, the birthday of the late anti-apartheid hero and South African President.
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The DA scored a coup in April when Ghaleb Cachalia, the son of two prominent anti-apartheid figures, quit the ANC.
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Ramaphosa was a protégé of Nelson Mandela — the anti-apartheid revolutionary who later became the country's first black president in 1994.
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But we're on the right side of history when it comes to things like the slave trade and colonialism and apartheid.
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"We have the seeds to live together but without occupation, without apartheid, with equality, with human rights, in one democratic state."
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Non-whites in the country were forced off of land for decades under apartheid and centuries under colonial rule, CNN noted.
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Political violence was claiming close to 100 lives a week, even as negotiators were guiding the country into post-apartheid democracy.
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In the 1970s, Mr. King designed posters for several political groups, including Apartheid in Practice and the National Union of Journalists.
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Apartheid bore Nelson Mandela, a man transformed from prisoner to president, labeled a terrorist before he was imprisoned on Robben Island.
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In a fascinating chapter, Slobodian examines the various conflicts within the Mont Pelerin Society over the subject of apartheid South Africa.
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More than two decades after the end of apartheid, only soccer met the targets it had agreed upon with the government.
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That victory was immortalized by Nelson Mandela, South Africa's first post-apartheid president, wearing then-captain Francois Pienaar's number six jersey.
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A United Nations diplomat stepped down Friday after refusing to withdraw a report accusing Israel of practicing apartheid against Palestinians, reported.
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In August, the A.N.C. suffered its worst showing at the polls since taking power after the end of apartheid in 1994.
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Such support would be no different from American support for Solidarity in Poland or for anti-apartheid activists in South Africa.
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At the urging of activists, Alexandra's police station got its first black commander a couple years after the end of apartheid.
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The BDS movement is modeled after a similar campaign in the 1970s and 80s to end apartheid rule in South Africa.
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Ford was accused of providing military vehicles for South African security forces and sharing information about anti-apartheid and union activists.
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Israel exemplifies apartheid as it applies domestic law to Jews in the West Bank but military law to non-Jews there.
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The debut short from Blomkamp's recently-announced venture, Oats Studios, is a reversal of themes from the apartheid metaphor District 9.
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"These are the scars of apartheid," he said as he lifted up his shirt to reveal the marks on his body.
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Talk Your memoir, "Born a Crime," is a striking depiction of your life in South Africa both under and after apartheid.
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South Africans are voting today in municipal elections, possibly the most fiercely contested ones since the end of apartheid in 1994.
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The alternative would be to perpetuate Israel's occupation and apartheid, condemning the Middle East to more decades of instability and bloodshed.
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" One thing apartheid had taught, he said, "was that the absurd is the best way to make sense of the world.
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A mobilization spearheaded by student and labor movements is focusing on the land question to address the social legacy of apartheid.
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A year before the demonstration in Nevada, he had been arrested during a protest in Washington against South Africa's apartheid policies.
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On that very day, a new Constitution came into effect, sweeping away the homelands and all other legal trappings of apartheid.
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He died in 1950, recently installed as chancellor of Cambridge University, just long enough to see apartheid imposed across his country.
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In meetings, A.N.C. leaders joined the country's top white businessmen to set the nation's post-apartheid economic course, Mr. Spicer said.
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Mr. Mandela pressed European nations to continue economic sanctions on South Africa's government, in order to maintain pressure to end apartheid.
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My family was typical of white families at the time, almost ignorant about apartheid, which sounds impossible, but it was true.
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For a kid who hasn't yet internalized the workings of government, there's an illogic to apartheid that kids just don't understand.
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The Palestinians, unwilling to live under apartheid-like conditions or military occupation, have also seen two states as their best hope.
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In the aftermath of apartheid, the government left land and other assets largely in the hands of a predominantly white elite.
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Taking a cue from Desmond Tutu and post-apartheid South Africa, I propose a churchwide program of truth and reconciliation commissions.
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They know the role artists played in the civil rights struggle in the United States and against apartheid in South Africa.
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But after apartheid ended, Mr. Mabuza quickly ran into trouble, leading to the province's first big scandal of the democratic era.
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Years ago, South African fans marched arm-in-arm to sporting events, a homage to Nelson Mandela and anti-apartheid activists.
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"Having lived through apartheid, I found the art similarly evocative and powerful, but also amusing and full of satire," he said.
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And despite the formal eradication of apartheid, South Africa remains a land of stark economic inequalities that break along racial lines.
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Government records show that from the end of apartheid in 2000 through 21.36, the number of people paying taxes nearly quadrupled.
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He sat down in my office, thanked me, thanked me for trying to do all the work I did on apartheid.
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The causes that he has been passionate about are many, including the rights of Palestinians and South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle.
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Cornish F. Hitchcock, a litigation and securities lawyer in Washington, cited the anti-apartheid efforts in the 1980s as an example.
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She grew up in South Africa's era of racial apartheid and rose through the ranks of Nelson Mandela's African National Congress.
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The Mississippi of the late 19th century was a rigid apartheid state, its criminal justice system defined by cruel, gratuitous punishment.
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Mandela had become the country's first black president the year before, after the first democratic elections brought apartheid to an end.
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During the years of struggle against apartheid that finally ended in 1991, Zuma was the head of the party's intelligence wing.
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The dairy farm case is emblematic of the many ills afflicting South Africa a quarter-century after the end of apartheid.
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A cemetery and a police station — buffers during the apartheid era — still separate Vrede from the neighboring black township of Thembalihle.
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Mr. Magashule, now 59, has served as the party's leader in Free State since the very end of apartheid in 1994.
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