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FORGIVENESS:
Choosing Freedom
2 FORGIVENESS: CHOOSING FREEDOM
Between 1948 and 1994, there existed one of
the most controversial political practices in all of
the twentieth century. Perhaps in all of history.
To those born after that time, or even to those
of us looking back several decades after its end,
it can seem almost unfathomable that the South
African system of apartheid was ever instituted.
Apartheid means “separateness,” and the system
was one of legal racial segregation that spanned
almost half a century.
Apartheid classified South Africans and even
visitors to that country into racial groups—Black,
White, Colored, and Indian or Asian. A 1949 law
made it illegal for South Africans to marry some-
one of another race, while “Africans were expect-
ed to carry passes with them wherever they went.
Failure to produce a pass on request by the po-
lice officer was an offense.”1 Under the apartheid
system, it was illegal for people of different races
to use the same public amenities, such as restau-
rants, public swimming pools, and restrooms.
Black South Africans were relocated to live in
Black “homelands” and in 1970 were no longer
1 “Apartheid Legislation 1850s-1970s,” South African His-
tory Online, https://www.sahistory.org.za/article/apart-
heid-legislation-1850s-1970s, accessed May 31, 2023.
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