Can love overcome racism in South Africa? | Full Episode | SBS Dateline
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About this episode
Mixed-race couples in South Africa say they still face judgment despite progress made in the 'Rainbow Nation'.
Under South Africa's apartheid regime, a system of racial segregation which lasted until 1994, interracial marriage was illegal.
Dateline travels to South Africa to see if love can conquer all in a country still divided by race.
This episode is from Dateline's 2022 season.
1:24 The Rainbow Nation 2:14 The vision Mandela was fighting for 3:24 How did your family react? 6:00 Family are split over love 6:45 Choose between son or family 7:40 How apartheid worked 8:38 'We still get stares' 9:00 'Dating a white person is an achievement' 10:35 'I didn't like Indians before!' 12:17 Black and Indian communities at war 14:00 Call to defend the community 15:37 Where killings took place 17:50 Her son was killed in the riots 19:00 How do you feel about the Indian community? 19:36 'I have no one to blame but racism' 21:00 My parents had no doubt 23:12 The apartheid system never went away
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