Volume 24, Number 13 · August 4, 1977
How Apartheid Works
By Breyten Breytenbach
For the White man, apartheid is a distance of mind, a state of being, the state of apartness. From the assumption of apartness—from the necessity to stress this apartness, to justify and rationalize it, to obscure that which may strip him naked—White culture in South Africa is born.
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