The British government supported apartheid, but what happened to those who never had any European ancestors who came to work in Britain, thinking the relationship with the Commonwealth Countries were about history. Then what that meant for people from Commonwealth Countries living in Britain and people in Commonwealth countries when Britain joined the EU. Here is an aftermath of how South Africans/Africans were treated in Great Britain. | T. Dench Patel

The British government supported apartheid, but what happened to those who never had any European ancestors who came to work in Britain, thinking the relationship with the Commonwealth Countries were about history? Then what that meant for people from Commonwealth Countries living in Britain and people in Commonwealth countries when Britain joined the EU? Here is an aftermath of how South Africans/Africans were treated in Great Britain.

Hello, How are you? I hope you are well. If you’re British and you are reading this, then I am sorry if this doesn’t help the whole Brexit stress going on in the United Kingdom. The truth is this article does speak for itself with regards to this topic, but for some reason, Boris doesn’t … Continue reading The British government supported apartheid, but what happened to those who never had any European ancestors who came to work in Britain, thinking the relationship with the Commonwealth Countries were about history? Then what that meant for people from Commonwealth Countries living in Britain and people in Commonwealth countries when Britain joined the EU? Here is an aftermath of how South Africans/Africans were treated in Great Britain.