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VOL. LXII — No. 26InstructorScrutinizes‘ApartheidAfrican Lecturer Considers White, Native Problems“When people of different stock, races, and cultures meet there is inevitably conflict.” Miss Violaine Junod, lecturer in the Bantu department at the University • of South Africa, thus defined an aspect of “apartheid” for two anthropology classes at a meeting entitled “Anthropology as a Liberal Arts Major,” last Thursday.Speaking in Minor Latham Playhouse, Miss Junod stated that the conflict between the white man and the native in South Africa today is due mainly to the pressure created by the ruling white group. This group is “Apartheid;” that is, they wish to completely dominate the native.It is the pressure of this domination, Miss Junod continued, that made the different native South African groups unite.■isbiowitinsto:c1Resica.m.Iwillrwill
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Mon, Mar 03, 1958
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