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… alleged seduction of African girls by Indians, Indian black market practices and rack-renting.  A feature article … or English, but white; saw themselves not as Indian, but black—that their political identification was born. It was … white instigation as cause of the riots. 15% gave Indian black market practices as the cause, 12½% gave African …

… To white South Africa it was bad enough that two men with black skins should practise as lawyers, but it was … life of a political outlaw. Here began the legend of the "Black Pimpernel". He lived in hiding, meeting only his …

… To white South Africa it was bad enough that two men with black skins should practise as lawyers, but it was … life of a political outlaw. Here began the legend of the "Black Pimpernel". He lived in hiding, meeting only his …

… in sunset, or dark grey and rent by lightening, or velvet black and filled with stars that seem close enough to touch – … tree, the green metallic glint of sunbirds, the striped black and white hide of the zebra, or sapphire blue of a …

… symbol, not realising that this has great significance for black South Africans. On the border of Observatory and Mowbray there was a large transit camp for the black soldiers that went off as ‘Springboks’ to fight in …

… had been very popular and exquisitely organised among the black populations as well. Cricket among the blacks sprang up … South Africa to play in the Indian sub-continent was not a black one either. This side surprisingly consisted of the …

… To white South Africa it was bad enough that two men with black skins should practise as lawyers, but it was … life of a political outlaw. Here began the legend of the "Black Pimpernel". He lived in hiding, meeting only his …

… Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai University students on black campuses were politically active in the 1970s. We have … could show their opposition to the June exams by wearing black armbands. When the students decided to boycott, the SRC …

… wellbeing on the continuous impoverishment of the black majority. Naturally therefore these systems seek also … eradication of underdevelopment and not the supervision by black governments of a kind of development which is achieved …

… among progressive sections of the world. It is one of the black sheep of mankind. This is a fair portrayal of the South …

… the South African regime to denationalise some one million black South Africans and throw them into Swaziland. But …

…  Thailema, a tall, plump woman in her fifties, with black hair pulled back into a bun, always stayed calm.  She …

… ANC after its failure to pay her for what is termed the “black ops” campaigning leading up to last years’ local …

… opening the school to girls of other races, and the first black, non-diplomatic pupils were admitted in 1991. Indeed, …

… People were moved to Kabega Park, Indians to Malabar and Black People to Townships such as New Brighton. The effect on …

… host rotating exhibitions of American, European, and other black art traditions. World-renowned architects Italian-born …

… and wondered if this was the start of a sub-Saharan “Black Spring”. For others, the sacking and burning of the …

… same time, we would take diplomatic steps to convince the black States of the area that their current liberation and … movements and questioned "the depth and permanence of black resolve". Period of Extreme Reaction Within our … that was representative of all the people of our country. Black consciousness became a fact of our political life …

… same time, we would take diplomatic steps to convince the black States of the area that their current liberation and … movements and questioned "the depth and permanence of black resolve". Period of Extreme Reaction Within our … that was representative of all the people of our country. Black consciousness became a fact of our political life …

… later, on a longer trip through what was then known as "Black Africa". Below you will find Leo Africanus’s … of the Boure and Banbuk and books were the refined work of black and Arabs scholars. Timbuktu had been an important …

… process with the intention of confining indigenous Black people to strategically placed rural locations which …

… process with the intention of confining indigenous Black people to strategically placed rural locations which …

… speaking citizens, Afrikaners, Dutchmen, Germans, Jews, Black people, Coloured people and even a few Indian people …

… for instance, will be vastly different to that of a Black, homosexual, rural, and working class single woman. …

… or tot system, in which white-owned wine farms paid their black and coloured employees partly with low-grade wine as an …

… — one of 10 “homeland” states where the country’s black ethnic groups (in this case, the vhaVenda) were …

… apartheid State. The greater numbers of our people, both black and white, should and will rally around the banner of …

… so common that in 1685, mar¬riage between a white and a black (slave or free) was prohibited, but marriage to a woman of mixed white-black origin was allowed.  Inter-racial marriages were not … Cape Town: Woolworths (Pty) Ltd., 1974. Cairns, M. "Free black landowners in the Southern Suburbs of the Cape …

… with Africans in an interview in June 1937: “A black man may not use tramcars, so we walked together for miles. A black man may not use a hotel lift and bathroom, so both of us gladly left the use of both. A black man may not eat in the common dining room [so] I said I …

… unusual type. This was in South Africa on 9 August 1956. Black women of our country had for centuries been subjected … inequities. They were suffering as part of the exploited black labour force, as impoverished mothers and, by and … destruction of human lives which is part of the life of black women under apartheid. All I want to say to this body …