Segregation South Africa Thesis

Speaker- With the document, Segregation, Racial, Africa, The writer is not specified but the editor is Thomas Benjamin. It originates from the Encyclopedia of Race and Racism, 2008. Although no specification is made among the speaker, multiple pieces within the text is molded and created into its own idea with several other texts being cited and found in the bibliography. As for the second document, Anti-Apartheid Movement, It is formatted in the same way as the first document was. The editor of this piece is known to be John Hartwell found in the Source Citation. The sources information used in the paper are found in the bibliography while molding all of the ideas together creating its own.
Occasion- Anti-Apartheid Movement was done in 2008 …show more content…
Segregation, Racial, Africa does not show the complete progression of freedom from slavery, but the struggles within the time that were truly heartbreaking. Instead of the freedom aspect, it showed how the country went from a hodge podge of African kingdoms into the South Africa it once was.
Subject- In Anti-Apartheid Movement, the issues being shown was how segregation played a role in the community of South Africa, and its progression towards moving out of the way of life at the same time. For Segregation, Racial, Africa, The topic/issue is not being directly addressed, but shows the progression of segregation from the European rulers domination of the African countries.
Tone- The tone in Anti-Apartheid Movement really focused on the positivity of moving forward and the progression of moving away from segregation laws. On the other hand, Segregation, Racial, Africa is not so focused on positivity of change, but more of a gloomy reflection on the past with no hope for the future whatsoever. Both documents made a strong emphasis on how we should learn from what was done and remember how it affected us so