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In this article, the writer provides a discussion of race and liberation in the struggle to free South Africa. The analysis focuses on how race played a role in liberation, the formation of states, and in the categories of groups.

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"In 'The Long Walk to Freedom' African leader Nelson Mandela claims that his childhood education being British i e English created a dissociation of sensibility in his development because African culture was never acknowledged or automatically posited as inferior to white culture if it were. Throughout Africa's history and particularly apartheid and British rule race has always played a role in the struggle for liberation. The constitution under which the four South African colonies came together in to form the ..."

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