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Sandra Laing was born in apartheid South Africa in 1955 to parents who were legally classified as white, yet her darker appearance led authorities to classify her as “coloured.” At school, she was removed from the white school she had been attending, and her family spent years challenging the classification. Although she was eventually reclassified as white at 17, Sandra’s story continued to be shaped by the racial categories imposed by the apartheid system, including how she was treated by inst
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Sandra Laing was born in apartheid South Africa in 1955 to parents who were legally classified as white, yet her darker appearance led authorities to classify her as “coloured.” At school, she was removed from the white school she had been attending, and her family spent years challenging the classification. Although she was eventually reclassified as white at 17, Sandra’s story continued to be shaped by the racial categories imposed by the apartheid system, including how she was treated by inst
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I talk about Black history all the time. What happened to us. What we survived. What we built. What we changed. But that still doesn’t really answer the question: What does it FEEL like to be Black? I think this is the closest I’ve ever come to explaining it. #sunflower #blackhistory #americanhistory #historytok #fyp
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Around 1870, formerly enslaved Sarah Mead helped build one of Apopka’s earliest Black communities. But in 1937, the city made segregation official: Black residents were barred from living north of the railroad tracks while white residents were barred from living south. The ordinance ended in 1968, but the inequality didn’t vanish with it. In 1981, a federal court found that Apopka had provided inferior streets, drainage and water services to its Black community. South Apopka’s history is a remin
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