One of its opponents, Steve Biko, helped organize a series of high school protests in some Southwest townships known as the Soweto Uprisings.
Donald Woods photographed an opponent of this program who died in the hospital due to a brain hemorrhage he received from police beatings. This system required people to carry "pass books" with their records in them and separated them into different "homelands." One of its opponents, Steve Biko, helped organize a series of high school protests in some Southwest townships known as the Soweto Uprisings. Many people who opposed this policy were imprisoned on Robben Island. This policy ended under F.W. de Klerk. For 10 points, name this practice opposed by Nelson Mandela, a system of segregation in South Africa that ended in 1994.
Donald Woods photographed an opponent of this program who died in the hospital due to a brain hemorrhage he received from police beatings.
Apartheid