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What is the central idea of gordimer's "1959: what is apartheid?" Select all that apply.

A . Apartheid is morally wrong and must come to an end.

B. Apartheid had enhanced the living conditions of white South Africans.

C. Apartheid is a system of segregation put in place to protect white interest.

D. Apartheid can only come to an end when black South Africans work to abolish it.

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The answer should be A, B and C

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A . Apartheid is morally wrong and must come to an end.

B. Apartheid had enhanced the living conditions of white South Africans.

C. Apartheid is a system of segregation put in place to protect white interest.

In her speech "1959: What is Apartheid?" Gordimer introduces several ideas that explain her views on apartheid. First, she argues that apartheid is morally wrong and must come to an end. She thinks all men are brothers, and apartheid prevents them from seeing their shared humanity. She also believes that apartheid has improved the lives of White South Africans by excluding Black South Africans from many areas of life and limiting their opportunities. Finally, she believes that the only purpose of apartheid is to protect white interests in the country.

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