One speech against this policy was given by Harold MacMillan and known as the "Wind of Change" speech.
One speech against this policy was given by Harold MacMillan and known as the "Wind of Change" speech. Donald Woods was exiled while this policy was in place for his writings on Steven Biko, whose ideas played a large role in the student protest against a law mandating schools be taught in one language. Both the Sharpeville and (*) Soweto massacres occurred while this policy was enforced. One opponent of this policy led the African National Congress and was imprisoned on Robben Island. F.W. de Klerk was the last PM to implement this policy, which ended with his replacement by Nelson Mandela. For 10 points, name this period of state-sponsored segregation in South Africa.
One speech against this policy was given by Harold MacMillan and known as the "Wind of Change" speech.
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