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| − | *[https://unherd.com/2021/11/how-the-anc-destroyed-south-africa/ | + | *[https://unherd.com/2021/11/how-the-anc-destroyed-south-africa/ "The ANC destroyed South Africa: Corrupt politicians care little for the fracturing nation,"], ''Unherd,'' Brian Pottinger (2021). |
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| + | *[https://claremontreviewofbooks.com/look-back-in-anger/ Helen Andrews book review], Claremont Review of Books (2023). | ||
| + | :"“We blacks saw businesses we thought had no challenges,” a failing farmer tells her. “But we were lying to ourselves.” There you have it in a nutshell. Black South Africans thought their white neighbors were rich because of the things they had. As it turned out, nice things didn’t stay nice for very long without the codes of behavior that kept them nice. Being a white South African looked very easy from the outside, but it turned out to depend on lots of little habits that, even with the best will in the world, would have been hard to explain in advance. (Why is getting up early to mow your lawn a better quality in a neighbor than staying up late at a party?)" | ||
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| + | Under early Apartheid: "He presided over its massive expansion as Native Affairs minister (4% of black children aged 7 to 16 were in school in 1938, 41% in 1953)" | ||
Latest revision as of 12:48, 2 June 2023
- "The ANC destroyed South Africa: Corrupt politicians care little for the fracturing nation,", Unherd, Brian Pottinger (2021).
- Helen Andrews book review, Claremont Review of Books (2023).
- "“We blacks saw businesses we thought had no challenges,” a failing farmer tells her. “But we were lying to ourselves.” There you have it in a nutshell. Black South Africans thought their white neighbors were rich because of the things they had. As it turned out, nice things didn’t stay nice for very long without the codes of behavior that kept them nice. Being a white South African looked very easy from the outside, but it turned out to depend on lots of little habits that, even with the best will in the world, would have been hard to explain in advance. (Why is getting up early to mow your lawn a better quality in a neighbor than staying up late at a party?)"
Under early Apartheid: "He presided over its massive expansion as Native Affairs minister (4% of black children aged 7 to 16 were in school in 1938, 41% in 1953)"
