The Long History of the U.S. Backing White South Africans
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L ast Monday, 49 white South Africans landed at Dulles airport in Washington D.C. They arrived under President Donald Trump’s newly created refugee pathway , aimed squarely at white Afrikaner farmers claiming racial “persecution.” Afrikaners—descendants of Dutch settlers of South Africa—have long painted themselves as victims of “reverse racism” and even “genocide” in post-apartheid South Africa. Trump amplified these baseless claims in 2018, tweeting about the “killing of [white] farmers” in
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