Profiles in diversity
women in the new South Africa
by Patricia W. Romero
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Three Afrikaner women, including one in her late twenties, speak about growing up in South Africa and articulate their concerns for a future that, in some respects, differs from the predictions of their English-speaking or black sisters. Two now-deceased members of the South African Communist Party provide disparate accounts of what led them to lives of active opposition to the discrimination that marked the lives of people of color, long before apartheid became embedded in South Africa's legal system.
Also included is an account by Dr. Goonam, an Indian woman who grew up in relative comfort in the then province of Natal, while Ray Alexander discusses how she witnessed the tyranny visited on the Jews of her native Latvia before immigrating to the Cape.
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Women, Social conditions, Apartheid, Interviews, Politics and government, FrauPlaces
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Profiles in diversity: women in the new South Africa
1998, Michigan State University Press
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0870134477 9780870134470
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-226) and index.
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