No there are plenty of books on it too, it's called the "[Group Areas Act](https://www.sahistory.org.za/article/group-areas-act-1950)" in South Africa, when governments felt certain areas were demarcated for "Whites Only" so if you didn't make the cut you were forced out into a area for "non-whites" 

- https://books.google.co.za/books/about/The_Group_Areas_Act.html?id=T-E1AQAAIAAJ&redir_esc=y

TheBTCManual

is there anything other than an oral history of that experience? if it's not written down, have you considered that it could be good to get that recorded for educating future generations? 


itsrealfake

bitcoin

Food for tought: if you need to pay taxes to keep your things, are they really yours?

I always say that about real estate, you never really own it you're always renting it and still run the risk of losing it. My family had their homes forcibly taken from them in the in the 1950's and they always told me about it growing up, thats why I always saw the title to a home as nothing more than an empty promise 