Sportsman Who Helped Smash Segregation and Bring Civil Rights
Basil D’Oliveira was born in South Africa and grew up up under the racist apartheid system that classified him as cape coloured, a second class citizen. But he was also a top sportsman and cricketer. By moving to the UK and being picked to play for England he helped smash South Africa’s racist segregation system and get Civil Rights leader Nelson Mandela released from prison.
Is Age The Twenty First Century Apartheid?
Racism is the new witchcraft but as we are talking in terms of prejudices being recycled with different labels what is coming down the road to repace racial segregation?
Race and Racist Geographies
A history of race and racist geographies using South Africa as an example.
Interracial Marriages
Attitudes have really changed towards interracial marriages. A man and woman regardless of their race could be joined as husband and wife.
Egypt’s Rise of The Populace
An article describving muy insight about the conflict that continues to happen within Egypt.
The Assassination of Olof Palme
Olof Palme was the Prime Minister of Sweden when he was assassinated on the 28th of February 1986. He was the leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party, a position he had held since 1969. He was well known in international politics for being outspoken and had it would seem many enemies as well as friends from across the world.
The Humanity of Man
An essay on the humanity of man using Apartheid, and Elie Wiesels book "Night"- on the holocaust- as evidence.
What Changed South Africa
A country that shocked many people with its history.
Closer Reading of “Dry White Season”
Reading between the lines of a few paragraphs, connecting them to Apartheid.
Analysis of “The Island,” a Play Written by Athol Fugard
Close analysis on the play based on South African apartheid.











