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South Africa gained its independence from Britain in 1910. Why did this not lead to freedom and equality in South Africa?

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Because the S.A. leaders were white racists.

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Did you know?

South Africa's independence from Britain in 1910 did not result in immediate freedom and equality for its people. The reason lies in the implementation of a discriminatory policy known as apartheid, which entrenched racial segregation and institutionalized discrimination against non-white populations. Under apartheid, individuals were classified into racial groups, and laws were enacted to enforce segregation, restrict movement, and deny basic rights to non-white individuals. This dark period of South African history lasted until the early 1990s when apartheid was officially dismantled, and Nelson Mandela became the country's first democratically elected President, symbolizing a significant step towards freedom and equality in South Africa.