The white/nonwhite divide

South African photographer Mikhael Subotsky's images offer stark evidence of apartheid's lingering shadow.
By Carol Strickland | Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor

Photographer Mikhael Subotzky spend two years training his sights on the small town of Beaufort West, where he documented the lives of nonwhites. His images inside and outside the prison system show the town's imbalance of power.

http://www.csmonitor.com/photosoftheday/specials/subotzky//images/3.jpg

http://www.csmonitor.com/2008/1003/p13s03-algn.html

He is more concerned with the 'lingering shadow' of apartheid than the 'present actuality' of white poverty at the hands of marxist jew cunts.

So a man is getting his shoes polished by a bunch of niggers in prison. At least they are getting paid for it. What the hell is the big deal here?

So a man is getting his shoes polished by a bunch of niggers in prison. At least they are getting paid for it. What the hell is the big deal here?Yeah, they're getting paid AND learning a job skill that they can take with them when they get out. :D

That's a Just Ice Center.

All they have is ice.

When is some enterprising photographer going to get full access to Israel to document the horror of the Palestinian condition?

Don't answer that. It's a hypothetical question.

http://blixx.files.wordpress.com/2007/02/landloss.jpg

Palestine, body. Jews, cancer.