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1950s: In South Africa, the system of apartheid legislates the separation of the races. Black people are forced to live in designated areas and may only use designated public facilities.
1980s: The world condemns the policy of apartheid. Many people across the globe protest the involvement of businesses in South Africa and demonstrate for divestiture of investments in that country.
Today: The government of South Africa has officially renounced the policy of apartheid and has elected a black leader, Nelson Mandela.
1950s: In America,...
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