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A Brief about the term Apartheid Name: Riddhi Jani Roll No: 23 Paper: 11, The Postcolonial Literature Semester: 3 rd Submitted To: Department of English,

My presentation on the term "Apartheid"

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"Apartheid" was a low or policy once in South Africa circulated by the White minority people for their own purpose and because of which the African people had suffered a lot. After immense struggle and suffering the African people became free from it.

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A Brief about the termApartheid

Name: Riddhi JaniRoll No: 23Paper: 11, The Postcolonial LiteratureSemester: 3rd

Submitted To: Department of English,M. K. Bhavnagar University

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“Apartheid”

• ‘Apartheid’ is the name of the policy, that had started after 1948 by Nationalist Government.

• ‘Policy of separate development’

• Under the colonization of South Africa white people had used this policy for their own benefit and purpose.

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• Under this policy many Black people were divided by their race. And this Act circulated many other acts such as:

• Population Registration Act• The Mixed Amenities Act• The Group Areas Act• The Immorality Act

• The Establishment of Bantustans

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• The establishment of Bantustans:

• It was done for resolution of racial tensions, but it became so called aim.

• White was minority, and possessed most of the land of southern Africa.

• White people kept the land and laborers under their possession.

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The Group Area Act

• Development of racially segregated township.

• Under this act Black, colored people and Indians were forced to leave the urban areas.

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Mixed Amenities Act

• Social segregation act

• Under this act Black and colored people were not allowed in public places and facilities.

• In this way White people exercised their supremacy over Black people.

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Population Registration Act and Pass Laws

• Registration of all people by racial groups.

• Under Pass Laws- non-whites had to carry a pass.

• Without work permit they were restricted to enter in whites’ areas.

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The Immorality Act

• It is a law against ‘miscegenation’.

• This is also a so called immorality act that was made to preserve ‘racial purity’

• Reclassification of individuals by the government.

• This reclassification was led by the White hegemonic views.

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• This inhuman policy was run almost for 46 years in South Africa.

• Ultimately in1994, after long struggle and protest this system was banned.

• Frederik Willem De Klerk was the last president under Apartheid. And Nelson Mandela was the first after banning of it.

• Both won Nobel Peace Prize.

• Now, ‘Apartheid’ is not limited to South Africa.

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• "Between the anvil of united mass action and the hammer of the armed struggle we shall crush apartheid and white minority racist rule." 

-Nelson Mandela - June 1980

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