Word: racialization
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...there is created and sustained in these three territories a stronger political association looking to [Britain] for its inspiration . . . other principles and other traditions might prevail . . . which come from the Union of South Africa. I think the House and the country ought to know that the policy of Apartheid [racial segregation] is casting a sinister shadow over Africa...
...sentiments can be judged at all, seem as strongly opposed. With federation they fear that Southern Rhodesia's South-African-style "color bar" would be extended to the other territories. They are unwilling to lose the protection of the British Colonial Office, which traditionally shields the African from racial persecution...
...Beloved Country--A dramatic filming of Alan Paton's novel of South Africa, playing at the Astor. Gives a powerful and accurate picture of racial relations; hatreds and loves...
...followed the Southern line without deviation, defending segregation, the filibuster and the poll tax, opposing FEPC. Arguing that "interfering" Northerners don't understand the problem, he once proposed that the South trade 1,500,000 Negroes for an equal number of Northern whites to "equalize" the racial problem. "My idea is that a good deal of civil-rights legislation should be called 'civil-wrongs' legislation," he said last week...
...felt that that was it." There will some who shall never know why they did it and others, finally, who did not dare to do like anyone else. It is even possible that some of them would not, in the depth of their heart, mind a little bit of racial discrimination...