The longer walk to freedom: making sense of our attitudes towards race

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Roberts, B., Struwig, J., Gordon, S., Van Rooyen, H., Chiumbu, S., Ramphalile, M. & Goga, S. The longer walk to freedom: making sense of our attitudes towards race. Pretoria News. 12. (31 May 2016).http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/9716

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Abstract:
Twenty years since the formal end of apartheid, South Africa still has a considerable distance to travel to become a country of true social cohesion.
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31 May 2016
 
RACIAL SEGREGATION
RACE RELATIONS
SOCIAL COHESION
POST APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA
 
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