Original sentence: Efforts are being made by a few Anglo-Africans to secure minority rights  which would give them the power to veto which was initially sought during negotiations to bring about the end of apartheid  however would contradict South Africa's world renowned post-apartheid constitution which is based on non-sexist, non-racial principles; principals of equal rights for all detailed in the ruling ANC's freedom charter  which was the framework for the new constitution.However, the majority of them, like the Afrikaners, are supporting South Africa's official opposition, the  Democratic Alliance  although the party, like the ruling ANC and most others, is a multi-racial party, and the majority of the DA's members and voters are not white.In spite of being perceived as more politically liberal than Afrikaners, in the 1992 referendum in which whites were asked whether or not they supported the negotiated reforms begun by State President F.Many opposed moves to make the country a republic, voting "no" in the 1960 referendum, but following the establishment of a republic in 1961, and South Africa's consequent withdrawal from the Commonwealth, other English-speaking whites began to support the National Party.South Africa became fully democratic in 1994.de Klerk two years earlier, election analysts reported that support to dismantle apartheid among the Afrikaners was actually slightly higher than among English speakers
Edited sentence: After South Africa's consequent expulsion from the Commonwealth, English-South Africans were appeased by the new Afrikaans government by allowing the Union Jack to be flown next to the new South African flag (of which also contained the Union Jack).English-South Africans have being perceived as more politically liberal than Afrikaner South Africans, due to the Afrikaner people's inherent nationalistic and patriarchal beliefs that are based on racial purity and religion, much of which is still passed on today within families in rural areas.Heaton Nicholls, called for a secession of Natal from the new government of South Africa.Many opposed moves to make the country a republic, voting "no" in the 1960 referendum, and following the establishment of a republic in 1961, the majority English-South African Natal Province and it's Senator, G.Quite distinctively, English-South Africans have inherited a more British system of moderate beliefs both socially and politically