Webster defines xenophobia as "the fear and hatred of strangers or foreigners or anything strange or foreign." Prior to receiving the apology, Nigerian President Buhari announced he planned to evacuate 640 citizens to help them escape the violence. Apartheid ended 25 years ago and the violence South Africans have demonstrated toward their Nigerian brothers is rooted in the spirit of sanctioned racial segregation, spurred by the political and economic discrimination against nonwhites. 90.1 percent of Black people are murdered by other Black people in the United States and 83.5 percent of white people are murdered by white people, according to a 2016 FBI crime data report 70 percent of immigrants in South Africa come from Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Lesotho and 30 percent come from Malawi, Namibia, Swaziland and other non-African countries.
South Africa’s Xenophobia Is Rooted In Colonization
Webster defines xenophobia as "the fear and hatred of strangers or foreigners or anything strange or foreign." Prior to receiving the apology, Nigerian President Buhari announced he planned to evacuate 640 citizens to help them escape the violence. Apartheid ended 25 years ago and the violence South Africans have demonstrated toward their Nigerian brothers is rooted in the spirit of sanctioned racial segregation, spurred by the political and economic discrimination against nonwhites. 90.1 percent of Black people are murdered by other Black people in the United States and 83.5 percent of white people are murdered by white people, according to a 2016 FBI crime data report 70 percent of immigrants in South Africa come from Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Lesotho and 30 percent come from Malawi, Namibia, Swaziland and other non-African countries.
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