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It’s important to never forget

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Black Egalitarian10 months ago

Child labor, segregation, discrimination, racism, slave wage. The European insist that this must continue.

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Insight Story10 months ago

This is how the family and ultimately the village was broken. Only for it to be sold back to us.

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Ntonto10 months ago

And Errol Musks says they feed black people in apartheid 🙄

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Cyndy Makhanyela10 months ago

This is still happening angaz nimangazwa yin

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Abela Asabi10 months ago

And they want us to pretend as if this ended 3 centuries ago.

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Evan10 months ago

The sacrifice that these women had to endure. Damn. And this was just a few decades ago. Her kids probably my age or a few years older now

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Nkululeko Mazibuko10 months ago

Fuck these people, the world is awful because of them

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Rubza10 months ago

Unfortunately DA black voters are forgetting.

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Brutally Honest💖😇💥10 months ago

In the US the slaves wives were not allowed to breastfeed their own children, they would be sent to a white newborn to breastfeed the white child whilst her own suffers from malnutrition as white wives didn't want to have saggy breasts. Not too different from this 😔😔😔

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🎀Make Lomncane Phum🎀10 months ago

24hrs a day, uphumula nini? 😔

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The Villager In The City 🇿🇦🇧🇼10 months ago

I saw my gran in this system.

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Victor Smit10 months ago

They were paid, received free food and accommodation, and could leave if they prevered to be unemployed.

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Sizwe SikaMusi10 months ago

Keep going

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Nyatsimba Mutota10 months ago

@VictorSmit1248 Such slavery conditions are not dignified employment

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Victor Smit10 months ago

@SizweLo It might not have been the most glorious employment, but it certainly was not slavery. Unfortunately, these specific people were not yet educated to the level of engineers, architects and actuaries to be employed in more sophisticated jobs. These things take time.

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Earth🌍10 months ago

@CdeGonoChirandu @SizweLo White people got paid more for pressing a lift at commercial building. KEEP GOING!

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Victor Smit9 months ago

@CdeGonoChirandu @SizweLo The laws of that time were not made by me. This is 2025, and our black government civil servants are some of the highest paid servants in the world.

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CoMphoSure10 months ago

Never Ever Forget!

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Remeber Lord of the Flies10 months ago

The things we are told to forget.

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Just EL10 months ago

Yah neh..Yah.

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Minnime10 months ago

And how is this helping South Africa to reduce racial hatred and promote harmony between different races? Or are you just trying to increase this hatred?? To what end? Would you like to see a race war in South Africa? Will you be in the front lines or hiding behind your keyboard

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Street Capital10 months ago

This brought tears in my eyes. My gran had a similar experience 🥲.

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#AmINext10 months ago

And here I was hoping to have a good day today, only to come across this 😭

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Omni / Wonderweiss442010 months ago

@afriforum @solidariteit

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kelly9 months ago

"She's lucky if she sees them once a year" what bs is this?

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4TH Floor10 months ago

And then there is some sharing the same skin as me wishing upon their return to power as a solution because things "worked better during their days" everyone is fed up of thee ruling party but this can never return😢

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Stoffel10 months ago

Back then the Rand was stronger than the Dollar and there where 60% more jobs in South Africa.

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MR P CARROT 🇿🇦10 months ago

This system was brutal.

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Ade_Ado_Eze of 🇳🇬10 months ago

The self appointed drivers of human rights have heartlessly violated many innocent rights.

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Matabele Warrior10 months ago

Seems many have so much so the history too...

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TIMNICE 🏳️‍🌈🇿🇦🇰🇪9 months ago

When my mom was alive, she shared a story of her assisting one of my aunties during school holidays since her auntie was a domestic worker and one of the madam's kids called her The K" words, Jo! The end was pleasant. Lol someone received a vuram klap

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Abbas Kader10 months ago

White supremacy needs to end

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Kai1RadicalBlaxk10 months ago

Errol Musk: "we fed them, we took care of them"

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An35310 months ago

The same Melissa would grow to her nanny

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Langa lokulunga 🌞🌞10 months ago

@EconomicsMajozi do you see why we need transformative policies prioritizing blacks?

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Freddy Venter10 months ago

Yes, it is really sad how the homelands could not be developed at free will despite taxpayers making considerable funds available.

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