South African Apartheid Analysis

For many years racial ideologies have been instilled in varied nations all over the world. The issue of racism could go back to thousands and thousands of years back. The South African Apartheid is a well known genocide that occurred in which human rights were greatly violated. The word “apartheid” derives from the Afrikaans word which means “apartness” or in other words “the state of being apart”. For the most part it is common knowledge to many people that around the 1960s was an era in which the blacks weren’t as accepted as the whites in many nations, such as of course, South Africa and The U.S. The apartheid was the actual name of the policy established by the white minority government of South Africa, their intentions were to “restrict …show more content…
For a society to sustain strength as a nation, the nation must respect the power of one voice. Because without the sense of unity, the nation as a whole is bound to crumble and not work well. But due to the natural instincts of society, this is not the case. Instead societies for the most part tend to point out the differences in one another rather than accepting them and working together to form unity. Due to the fear of the unknown, the society has formed humankind’s most despicable behavior. Racism has been a huge withstanding issue, it not only has unproven ideologies to spread around, but it has also led to the disintegration of civilizations. What occurred in the apartheid has probably been one of the most blatant forms of racism in history. This is because of the ways in which people were segregated and looked at due to their color, and the extremes that it went to was even worse.

There are many reasons as to why this occurred. One of the many being the voting polls. Once these came into tact, the segregation started to get serious. Both the United party and the National party were close at the time, but the National party decided to put in more work, thus resulting in them