1. Pre-Apartheid
1.1. Colonization
1.1.1. The Boer
1.2. Text
1.2.1. South Africa (short history of the colonization)
2. Terms
2.1. Bantustans (homelands)
2.2. Abolishment
2.3. Equality
2.4. Oppression
2.5. Segregation
3. Apartheid
3.1. Texts/film
3.1.1. De Klerk speech on the opening of South African parliament 1990
3.1.1.1. No violence, peace and reconciliation
3.1.1.2. No more Apartheid
3.1.1.3. Release of Mandela
3.1.2. Nelson Mandela speech "No easy walk to Freedom"
3.1.2.1. Fight against Apartheid
3.1.2.2. Front figure of anti-Apartheid organizations
3.1.2.3. ANC
3.1.2.3.1. Spear of the Nation
3.1.3. The Bench
3.1.3.1. Relationship between whites and blacks
3.1.3.2. Anti-Apartheid
3.1.3.3. Black consciousness
3.1.4. Cry Freedom
3.1.4.1. Relationship between whites and blacks
3.1.4.2. Black consciousness
3.1.4.3. Steve Biko
3.1.4.3.1. Murdered by the police
3.1.5. Steve Biko's "Black consciousness"
3.1.5.1. "Black is beautiful"
3.1.6. Video clips
3.1.6.1. De Klerk
3.1.6.2. Nelson Mandela
3.2. Important persons
3.2.1. Nelson Mandela
3.2.2. Steve Biko
3.2.3. De Klerk
3.3. Important events
3.3.1. Soweto Uprising
3.3.2. Sharpeville Massacre
3.3.3. First democratic election in 1994
3.3.4. Introduction of Apartheid in 1948
3.4. Factions
3.4.1. Blacks
3.4.1.1. Majority
3.4.1.2. ANC
3.4.1.3. Blacks consciousness
3.4.1.4. Inferior
3.4.2. Afrikaners
3.4.2.1. Descendants of dutch settlers
3.4.2.2. Minority
3.4.2.3. Superior
3.4.2.4. National Party
4. Post-Apartheid
4.1. Texts
4.1.1. The Guilt
4.1.1.1. Relationship between whites and blacks
4.1.1.2. The guilt the whites feel in post-Apartheid South Africa
4.1.2. Oscar Pistorius
4.1.2.1. The difference between the social classes
4.1.3. Video clips
4.1.3.1. The case of Oscar Pistorius