1978-1989

Examines recent challenges to apartheid such as the freeing of Nelson Mandela and the beginning of integration of public services; and speculates on the possibility and effects of black majority rule in South Africa.

Discusses apartheid in South Africa and the fight for its prohibition, including notable protests, arrests, and anti-apartheid leaders that eventually brought the downfall of the system.

A journalist traces the history of apartheid in South Africa discussing the forces which grew to oppose it and how a massive race war was avoided by the peaceful creation of a coalition government headed by Nelson Mandela.