apartheid

A biography of Nelson Mandela, who spent twenty-seven years in jail for his political beliefs, focusing on his fight against apartheid, South Africa's system of segregation and oppression based on color.

Recreates the author's boyhood experiences in South Africa.

Provides a look at the South African way of life and racial policy.

On cover: A guide to South Africa's everybody racial policies. Describes the theory and practice of South Africa's apartheid policy.

Newly arrived in England from South Africa, a fifteen-year-old's family deteriorates, as the effects of living under apartheid take a toll on every aspect of the family members' lives.

Essays, fiction, and photographs address different aspects of apartheid.

Presents three plays written in the early seventies by South African dramatist Athol Fugard in which he explores life under the laws of apartheid.

Tells the story of eleven-year-old Manus, a young white boy in 1970s South Africa, whose illusions about his happy family are shattered by the arrival of a stranger, interwoven with entries by Manus as an adult, fighting another country's war.