Title: Declassified
Description: "Twenty years after the end of apartheid, race still continues to play a role in South African society. Ironically, in a society that is constitutionally committed to non-racialism, race thinking and race classification have been carried forward unthinkingly from our past. Not only does the rationale for such continuation not address the real concerns of our society but the system of classifying carries inevitable seeds of conflict within itself. What is more, the classification of fellow human beings into races remains a crime against humanity, no matter what justification is offered. In this powerfully argued book, Gerhard Maré takes up the challenge to imagine a world beyond the boundaries created by race." -- Back cover.
Subjects: Politics and culture, Politics and government, Race, Racism, Race awareness, Post-apartheid era, South africa, politics and government, Race -- Political aspects -- South Africa, Race awareness -- South Africa, Racism -- South Africa, Post-apartheid era -- South Africa, Politics and culture -- South Africa, South Africa -- Politics and government -- 21st century, Political aspects
Places: South Africa
Time periods: 21st century