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African studies / Afrobarometer / Polling / Racial segregation / Racism in South Africa / World Values Survey / African National Congress / African-American middle class / South Africa / Middle class / Democracy / Apartheid
Date: 2015-08-03 06:47:42
African studies
Afrobarometer
Polling
Racial segregation
Racism in South Africa
World Values Survey
African National Congress
African-American middle class
South Africa
Middle class
Democracy
Apartheid

Afrobarometer Working Papers Working Paper No. 151 South Africa’s emerging black middle class: A harbinger

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