History, 03.05.2021 02:00, jennsou

In this chapter, you read a Diversity & Dominance feature, "Race and the Struggle for Justice in South Africa," in which you read selections written by Steve Biko and archbishop Desmond Tutu. Briefly summarize each man's position on the cause of racial injustice and the path he envisions for reconciliation. Do you find one argument more persuasive than the other? How do you think each man's rhetoric might affect your choice?

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