I don't think South Africa is free yet if white students still practise racism against our brothers and sisters.
I don't think South Africa is free yet if white students still practise racism against our brothers and sisters.
What I saw in the paper was disgusting and had it been done to white cleaners all hell would have broken loose.
The government should make an example of those students by putting them in prison and throwing away the keys.
That will teach all racists to treat blacks equally and with respect.
If this does not open President Thabo Mbeki's eyes to the fact that we are still being treated badly by whites then nothing will.
Black lawyers and the ANCYL should take the issue up and fight for poor people's rights so that future sons and daughters of South Africa will live free of racism and in love and peace.
I say this must stop. We should stand together and fight for equality.
The people who were treated so badly should sue the students and their parents, because it is the parents who taught them.
I wouldn't be surprised if this is the way they treat their domestic servants.
If things like this are still happening, we are far from being a democracy.
Precious Qhakazi
Johannesburg
Teach all these racists a lesson
I don't think South Africa is free yet if white students still practise racism against our brothers and sisters.
I don't think South Africa is free yet if white students still practise racism against our brothers and sisters.
What I saw in the paper was disgusting and had it been done to white cleaners all hell would have broken loose.
The government should make an example of those students by putting them in prison and throwing away the keys.
That will teach all racists to treat blacks equally and with respect.
If this does not open President Thabo Mbeki's eyes to the fact that we are still being treated badly by whites then nothing will.
Black lawyers and the ANCYL should take the issue up and fight for poor people's rights so that future sons and daughters of South Africa will live free of racism and in love and peace.
I say this must stop. We should stand together and fight for equality.
The people who were treated so badly should sue the students and their parents, because it is the parents who taught them.
I wouldn't be surprised if this is the way they treat their domestic servants.
If things like this are still happening, we are far from being a democracy.
Precious Qhakazi
Johannesburg