apartheid

David Houze recounts his journey into the past as he searched for the three sisters he never knew he had, who were left behind in South Africa when he and his mother left the country in 1966.

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

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.

Young Elizabeth Grace, the privileged daughter of a part-Jewish doctor and his wife in South Africa in the 1960s, learns firsthand about the cruelties of apartheid when her beloved Xhosa nanny, Salamina, is forced to carry permission papers to enter white areas, and must hide her newborn baby from authorities.

Black South African human rights activist Steve Biko and white journalist Donald Woods become friends in a racially divided South Africa.

Examines South African history and apartheid, and options for U.S. foreign policy.

Documents the daily life in South Africa's worlds of apartheid.

Looks at the issues facing South Africa in the post-apartheid era. Explores the long road to South Africa's hard-won peace and the country's struggles to bring an end to the economic hardships and psychological pain caused by apartheid. (51 min.).