Farmer's Surprise

Why South Africa's reverse racism matters:

While White South Africans make up some 9% of the country's nearly 60 million citizens, they still disproportionately control much of the nation's land and wealth. Black organizations have advocated in some instances taking it back by force, blaming the prior apartheid regime before it ended in the early 1990s. We've previously explained that the following question presents a conundrum for the mainstream media, which prefers to simply pass over the issue in silence: what happens when white people are the minority under attack? That's a question that's simply not acceptable according to the establishment media, and any suggestion that such a thing is possible is treated as an act of xenophobia. White people can never be considered a "marginalized minority". This is the contradiction the western public often encounters when the issue of South Africa is broached.

Don't mention the actual racism...