In time with apartheid the South Africa’s population turned strongly around. The whites turned their shoulders and treated black people unfair with terrible laws. Everything changed and now, South Africa is stronger than ever.
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This picture shows us solidarity between white and black people after the time with Apartheid.
In 1948 decided the government that races had to be separated. The blacks had to move in groups to different parts of the country. The families were ripped apart and wives and children were removed from each other. Black and white people were not allowed to use the same public facilities such as busses, parks and toilets. Neither were they permitted to go to the same school and other institutions.
It all developed to be a really terrible time for black people with strict living conditions.
But why did the whites turn their shoulders to the black people?
The white took total control over the black people lives and their conditions. They even got black people to go with their passports around them all the time. White people found it difficult to teach their knowledge to the Black population and had to use a system so that they didn’t mix with them. In that time Black people around the world (even in America) were considered second class and them selves as first. They feared that the uneducated black population would go into towns and cities and not know the properly function in different types of daily situations.
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