kurobecky08
Taxation is theft
The dwarf-midget comparison to the relationship between black Americans and mixed people is spot on. He brings up a lot of good points
Correct. Brazil's racial demographics are even more complex since they also have racial categories for groups who are mostly European but have some non-Euro admixture. For example, the "Castizos".Didn't watch but the reason why Mixed people are considered black in USA is because Whites are in a comfortable majority so they don't need to make Mixed people a buffer between them and Blacks. This isn't the case in South Africa where Whites were a minority elite so they had to separate Mixed and Blacks which is why they created "Coloured"
Didn't watch but the reason why Mixed people are considered black in USA is because Whites are in a comfortable majority so they don't need to make Mixed people a buffer between them and Blacks. This isn't the case in South Africa where Whites were a minority elite so they had to separate Mixed and Blacks which is why they created "Coloured"
Correct. Brazil's racial demographics are even more complex since they also have racial categories for groups who are mostly European but have some non-Euro admixture. For example, the "Castizos".
How did the Afrikaners treat the Khoisans in comparison to the Bantus/Zulus?In South Africa's case it is a bit more complex..
Most of those Cape Coloreds have more of a Khoisan origin than a Bantu origin when it comes to their African side and there is a massive cultural difference as those Cape Coloreds speak Afrikaans (some Dutch dialect) and are culturally far removed from the Zulus etc who have their own totally different culture. In essence these are simply different ethnicities. Not really the same dynamics as the USA where the Quadroons, Mulattoes, and full AAs have the same culture.
How did the Afrikaners treat the Khoisans in comparison to the Bantus/Zulus?
i've read that if white south africans had never colonized the xhosa would've continued swallowing khoisans, it would be interesting to see a khoisan population that speaks only isixhosa and herds cattle lolThey didn't respect them. They treated them the same way they treated Native Americans and Australian Aborigines. They feared the Nguni Bantus more (Xhosas/Zulus etc). Ironically, the Bantu expansion was still ongoing when the first European arrived in the Southwestern part of Southern Africa. It did not reach the Cape Region and only during ''the Great Trek'' did most White Afrikaners come into significant contact with Bantu populations.