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Tyla finally breaks silence on backlash to identifying as ‘colored’
She explained South Africa experienced its own period of segregation where anyone who wasn’t white was classified as “colored.” “They chose to call people that were mixed ‘colored.’ ...
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Tyla Firm in Her ‘Black’ and ‘Colored’ Identity Even As Black Community Calls Them ‘Outdated’ Terms | VIDEO
South Africa, her motherland ... 1950 that forced Africans to register themselves as either white, native, or colored. Tyla said she can’t stop identifying herself as “colored because it ...
Unlock the power of human rights: four must-reads that make a difference
Discover four impactful books that explore the struggle for human rights in South Africa, as we commemorate Human Rights Day ...
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1973: Arthur Ashe breaks sporting color barrier in South Africa
In November 1973, Arthur Ashe fulfilled a long-held dream by traveling to South Africa to become the first black man to play in that country’s national tennis tournament. Why would an African ...