How did South African Apartheid happen, and how did it finally end? – Thula Simpson

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How did South African Apartheid happen, and how did it finally end? – Thula Simpson


Explore how Dutch and British colonization of South Africa led to Apartheid, the strict national policy of racial segregation.

For 46 years, South Africans lived under Apartheid, a strict policy of segregation that barred the country’s Black majority from skilled, high-paying jobs, quality education, voting, and much more. So, how did…

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48 Comments

  1. One day the i*sraeli Apartheid will too end; Palestine❤️🇵🇸 will be free. & EVERYONE in the land, no matter their religious☪️✝️🕎 or racial backgrounds, will be EQUAL !!!

  2. South Africa suffered from the same fire that burned the Palestinians. That is why South Africa was sympathetic to the Palestinians who suffer from apartheid and ethnic cleansing.
    🇵🇸❤️🇿🇦

  3. Colonists literally everywhere else: realized the British empire is dying, cut their losses and went back to the mainland
    Colonists in South Africa: Tried to stay in charge long after even the British stopped supporting them, becoming pariahs.

  4. This is the violent history of the country that’s now accusing Israel of genocide.

    Fun fact: it has been long suspected that South Africa conducted a joint nuclear test with Israel in 1979 (yes they were best buds in oppressing people).

  5. Mandela was weak, the only reason he’s applauded as a hero was because the white media (including TED talks) can say peace has been achieved, Giving us a symbol, A False sense of hope to squash their anger, oppressing further uprisings. The truth is Apartheid still exists in SA, nothing has changed and TED knows it!

  6. As a south African I can confirm that this video is factual, I am extremely happy that segregation has ended and that finally we are truly a rainbow nation. Apartheid was truly the darkest side of south Africa. The effects of apartheid can most certainly be seen today but they are steadily being erased from history. And to the ted team: those king proteas at the end were a nice touch (the flowers)

  7. South African blacks should read before the situations of 1960 Turkish coup,students rally, army's role in favour of students, intellectuals in positions and after the coup. That will make sense to them

  8. Although i hate Apartheid and wish that it never happened, i feel this video was too one sided, but thats just my opinion, I'm not South African so i don't have any connections with apartheid, i could be wrong, but i feel like for this video to be more educational, i feel we should have a look at the perspective of the government during apartheid and the white. i was able to visit this beautiful country and was able to understand both sides of the story (not that there was really much of a story for the government) and i feel that it should be mentioned that the student protest wasn't peaceful, rather it was quite violent with these students burning down cars. This was a really good video and i learnt much, but in order to understand the story, you must look at both sides

  9. Watermelons in the middle east: a symbol of resistance. Watermelons in other countries: Hey look, a new asmr smashing video of watermelons using a sledgehammer.

  10. After reading these comments, im surprised that our Indian 6th grade NCERT textbooks covered this topic whereas south african schools didn't.

  11. i sang freeeee nelson Mandela and now free free Palestine 🇵🇸 i’m 46 my mum is a civil rights Activist from the republic of Ireland 🇮🇪

  12. this is a long held lie. it was not sanctions and international pressure that led to the end of the brutal regime… it was the end of the cold War that did it