SA holiday resort releases CCTV footage of racist attack on black boys
Racist incidences have been a yearly occurrence all over the world; they even take place quite often, and they have been happening for many years. And many might have thought that at some point racism will no longer exist, but unfortunately because there are still people who carry hate in their hearts and have misconceptions about certain races, they still perpetuate racism, and the sad thing about it is that they continue to teach it to the younger generation, who end up taking the lessons they are given about racism and practising them.
And many people would think that racism only exists in countries where many white people exist, but it will be shocking to know that even in African countries like South Africa, racism still very much exists, even with the bad history of apartheid. To this day, there are still much older white racist individuals who lived through the years of apartheid who are still racist, and unfortunately, black people are still becoming victims of this, as are black children.
There is a video that trended on social media that has left many people in shock and talking. The video was about a bunch of racist white men who were seen choking two black teenage boys and also pulling them around by the hair after they were refused entry into a pool at Melspoort Resort just outside of Bloemfontein.
After the video trended and exposed the racism that still exists in South Africa, many other people stated that the reason the attacks took place was because the black teenage boys pushed a 3-year-old into the pool. But many people believed those were lies, and then there was CCTV footage of what took place before the fighting occurred.
The CCTV footage shows that a bunch of white people were swimming at the pool, and when the two black boys arrived at the gate, the white men approached them. and when one black boy jumped into the pool, the rest of the white people stepped out, and then they attacked them. In the CCTV revealed, there was no evidence of a 3-year-old being thrown into the pool as they claimed.
