Southern Africa
South Africa
Contemporary
English
Fiction
A white liberal family takes refuge in their former servant July's village during a fictional civil war, examining racial dynamics and power relationships in South Africa.
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Powerful examination of apartheid and racial relationships
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editorial-summarynot primary textA white liberal family takes refuge in their former servant July's village during a fictional civil war, examining racial dynamics and power relationships in South Africa. Powerful examination of apartheid and racial relationships
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