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How was South Africa after Apartheid?

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Some would say better, others would say worse. People of all colors have different views. Apartheid has not ended in South Africa, power is now in different hands and apartheid now exists in different forms and believe it or not, it actually written into law that white males can be discriminated against - apartheid is alive and well, it just now on the other foot, it kinds of makes a mockery of all that has been fought for by South Africans.

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