In South Africa, apartheid was a white supremacist social structure, enforced by various laws, which persisted from roughly 1948 to 1993. Under apartheid, South Africans were divided into four racial groups: white, Indian, Coloured (meaning…
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Shebeen
A shebeen is a bar where alcohol is sold illegally, without the required license. In South African under apartheid, shebeens were often located in Black townships and run by women, like the Tsotsi characters…
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Township
In South Africa under apartheid, the term “township” usually meant a city neighborhood or suburb where non-white people—Black/African, Indian, or Coloured—lived close to but segregated from “white” areas of the city. Technically, however, the…
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