African racism
Sir, — When you think of terrorists like Idi Amin, “sportsmen" like Abraham Ordia, and one or two other black Africans who presumably are representative of their race, you begin to wonder whether all the racial progress in South Africa, for which mixed-race All Blacks are at least partly responsible, is not a mistake. Apartheid may just have something after all. — Yours, etc., G. STEVEN. July 19, 19’6, j
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Press, 21 July 1976, Page 16
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