en are able to unite in an effort
             to mend the broken racial relations in South Africa.
             Racial oppression was the main reason native crime was such a big problem in
             Johannesburg. The native culture used crime and prostitution as an outlet for the feelings
             of frustration from being oppressed. The reason it was socially acceptable to posses
             racial views was because of the Apartheid government. In 1948 the National Party took
             control of South Africa and made Apartheid, a policy of racial segregation a national
             political administration. (Alteach, pg.1) This meant that already existing racial attitudes
             within South Africa were now legal and justifiable. Natives were denied to be part of
             any national government positions, which meant they had no say in the laws that were
             passed. Government therefor could pass any type of law even if it was unfair to the
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