racial discrimination in south africa
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Racism in South Africa is still prevalent. The end of apartheid might have removed the legal framework allowing institutionalised racism, however, racism in South Africa both predates and encompasses more than just the institutionalised racism of apartheid.
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In South Africa, the menace of slavery and racism still exit
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- People are given opportunities on the basis of sex and color
- Women face inequality and also black people are exploited by the white people of the country
- In a just society, everyone is treated equally and fairly without any discrimination of sex, caste, color or creed
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