Apartheid (disambiguation)

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Apartheid was a system of racial segregation in South Africa.

Related articles on South African apartheid include:

• Apartheid Did Not Die, a 1998 documentary by Australian John Pilger
• "Apartheid is Nazism", a 1985 song by Ivorian Alpha Blondy
• Apartheid in popular culture, lists of books, films, and other forms of art concerning apartheid
• Apartheid legislation, laws passed in South Africa to institutionalise racial discrimination
• Apartheid Museum, in Johannesburg, South Africa
• Apartheid referendum, a 1992 referendum on ending apartheid
• Witness to Apartheid, a 1986 American documentary film by Sharon Sopher

Apartheid may also refer to:

• Crime of apartheid, as defined in international law
• Gender apartheid, economic and social discrimination because of gender
• Global apartheid, minority rule in international decision-making
• Israel and the apartheid analogy, a comparison of Israel's treatment of Palestinians to apartheid South Africa's treatment of non-whites
• Occupational apartheid, the concept that people can be deprived of meaningful work through segregation
• Racial segregation in the United States
  • Medical Apartheid, a 2007 history of medical experimentation on African Americans by Harriet A. Washington
• Religious apartheid, separation of people according to their religion
• Saudi Arabia and the apartheid analogy, a comparison of Saudi treatment of non-Muslims and women
• Social apartheid, segregation on the basis of class or economic status
  • Social apartheid in Brazil, various aspects of economic inequality in Brazil
• Technological apartheid, the denial of modern technologies to Third World or developing nations

See also

• Jim Crow laws, state and local laws enforcing racial segregation in the southern United States
• Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid, a 2006 book by Jimmy Carter