Whitey Ford
10-10-2023, 11:07 PM
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The story of racism is a never ending one. However, in the 20th century, it is commonly known that racism is often sent to the direction of Black people and other minorities. It seems that the direction is changing to White people. There are a number of uncomfortable No Whites allowed signs across University of Pretoria.
According to TimesLive, controversy erupts at the University of Pretoria (UP) as stickers bearing “blacks only” and “no whites” are on campus entrances by AfriForum Youth. The organization aims to shed light on perceived racial exclusion and double standards at the university.
While apartheid-era signs like “whites only” and “no blacks” have not been there in nearly three decades, these stickers were to protest the presence of the EFF Student Command (EFFSC) on campus.
Furthermore, AfriForum Youth seeks the deregistration of EFFSC, alleging intimidation and racial tensions stemming from recent protests, urging the university to address the issue consistently. UP has condemned the stickers, vowing disciplinary action against those responsible for promoting racism on campus.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/no-whites-allowed-sticker-pasted-in-south-african-university-racism-against-white-people-on-the-rise/ar-AA1i0inX?rc=1&ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=517f04e347d84c4395d4e660f804eecb&ei=8
The story of racism is a never ending one. However, in the 20th century, it is commonly known that racism is often sent to the direction of Black people and other minorities. It seems that the direction is changing to White people. There are a number of uncomfortable No Whites allowed signs across University of Pretoria.
According to TimesLive, controversy erupts at the University of Pretoria (UP) as stickers bearing “blacks only” and “no whites” are on campus entrances by AfriForum Youth. The organization aims to shed light on perceived racial exclusion and double standards at the university.
While apartheid-era signs like “whites only” and “no blacks” have not been there in nearly three decades, these stickers were to protest the presence of the EFF Student Command (EFFSC) on campus.
Furthermore, AfriForum Youth seeks the deregistration of EFFSC, alleging intimidation and racial tensions stemming from recent protests, urging the university to address the issue consistently. UP has condemned the stickers, vowing disciplinary action against those responsible for promoting racism on campus.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/no-whites-allowed-sticker-pasted-in-south-african-university-racism-against-white-people-on-the-rise/ar-AA1i0inX?rc=1&ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=517f04e347d84c4395d4e660f804eecb&ei=8