Reading an article on CNN about how there is racism all the way in South Africa shocks me. Didn't we learn from the many years of oppression around the world that it isn't right to treat another race badly?
South African passed laws that will oppress the white minority in their country. This affects their employment, education, business, and health. Laws are dividing the country racially and making it hard for the white minority.
As laws put in place by the architects of Apartheid. The Apartheid was a system of racial segregation laws that were enforced through legislation by the National Party governments. The National Party was the ruling party from 1948 to 1994. Some believed that this was done for the many years of oppression that was placed on them for many years.
The minorities don't speak up because they are afraid of what will happen. Similar to that way things were done in the early 1900's in America.
Racism isn't right no matter where it is. The minority is just as equal and deserving as the majority. Who are we to judge?
