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Since the release of his memoir, "Born a Crime", Trevor has landed many acting/hosting roles in the entertainment industry. He hosted the Daily Show from 2014-2022 and hosted the Grammys from 2021-2025. He also was a voice actor for films as big as Black Panther and he has his own stand-up special on Netflix

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Attempted imposing if the Afrikaans language on Black African students in 1976 resulted in the Soweto Uprising, a series of student protests that resulted in thousands of dead and injured. The recorded image of Hector Pieterson's death in particular sparked a huge outrage internationally calling for the relaxation of Apartheid policies

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Hector Pieterson (at Soweto Uprising, 1976)

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Hector Pieterson (at Soweto Uprising, 1976)

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One of the first—and most violent—demonstrations against apartheid took place in Sharpeville on March 21, 1960; the police response to the protesters’ actions was to open fire, killing about 69 Black Africans and wounding many more.

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The Bantu Education Act of 1953 enforced racial segregation in schools, providing non-whites with inferior education and limiting access to higher education.

The Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act (1949) and the Immorality Acts (1927, 1950, 1957) explicitly prohibited marriages and sexual relationships between whites and non-whites.

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During the 1950's, The Group Areas Act and other laws are enacted, forcing non-white populations to move to designated areas and creating separate facilities.

It established residential and business sections in urban areas for each race, and members of other races were barred from living, operating businesses, or owning land in them—which led to thousands of Coloureds, Blacks, and Indians being removed from areas classified for white occupation.

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Racial Demographics in the late 1980s:

Blacks/Bantu: ~74.1% of the total population.

Whites: ~14.8%.

Colored: ~8.6%.

Indians/Asians: ~2.6%

These four categories of race were enforced by the 1950 Population Registration Act to justify discriminatory policies.

Despite being a minority of the population, whites had more power.

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South Africa is home to about 62 million people. The largest group of people are Black Africans who make up about 80.2% of the population, white people, who make up about 8.4% have slowly been leaving causing that percentage to dip. The Zulu people are one of the largest ethnic groups in South Africa. South Africa has 12 official languages such as Afrikaans and English.

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During apartheid, racial classification under the Population Registration Act of 1950 issued people to state their identity of either white, native, or colored in an official document. There was also a choice for Indians under another legislation. The Local Race Classification Boards had the ability to determine one's race and was a decision based on social status as much as on their physical look. This decision of one's race determined their whole life in South Africa like the job you could have, where you could live, and other life choices and rights.

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To help enforce the segregation of the races and prevent Blacks from encroaching on white areas, the government strengthened the existing “pass” laws, which required nonwhites to carry documents authorizing their presence in restricted areas.

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The Population Registration Act of 1950 classified all South Africans into one of four racial groups based on appearance, known ancestry, economic status, and cultural lifestyle: Black, White, Coloured, and Indian.

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-Population is 59.89 million

-2022 estimates were 81.4% Black or Indigenous South African, 7.3% White South African, 8.2% Coloured South African, and 2.7% Indian South African.

-Some different languages are Afrikaans, Southern Sotho, and Venda

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Early separation was formalized and reinforced by colonial laws such as the Natives’ Land Act of 1913, which reserved nearly 90 percent of the land in South Africa for a tiny minority white population.

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-Religion in South Africa (2016): Protestantism (71.2%), Roman Catholicism (6.8%), No religion (10.9%), Traditional African religion (4.4%), Islam (1.6%), Hinduism (1.0%), Judaism (0.1%), Other religions (2.7%), Undetermined (1.4%)

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The approximate population as of today being March 29th 2023 is 61,350,940 people.

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Trevor Noah was born and raised in a country where it was illegal to have interracial relationships. His parents had an interracial relationship therefore causing him to have to live the rest of his childhood in fear of being brought to an orphanage. After moving to the united states he became more and more popular after his debut on the daily show.

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Apartheid Laws regarding  family, marriage, and education

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Apartheid Laws regarding  family, marriage, and education

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If a child were to be biracial they were referred to as "coloured" and could only live with the black parent. If both parents were found to be secretly living together, they could be jailed.

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Between 1960 and 1983, 3.5 million black South Africans were moved to segregated areas, with the intention that they would eventually be absorbed into one of ten 'tribal homelands'. Once this happened, they would lose their citizenship in South Africa.

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Soweto was the center of political campaigns aimed at overthrowing the apartheid state. Many riots occurred in the city as well, with casualties including children.

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South Africa has 11 official languages

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When Trevor Noah became the host of The Daily Show viewership of dropped 37% however it was the number-one show for millennials at this time

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Trevor Noah's popularity in the United States only really began in 2015 when he began hosting The Daily Show, even though he'd toured with many different comedy shows before then, all pretty successful.

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This law was put into place to protect the "purity" of the white people and prohibited European people from marrying non-European people. Another reason this law was put into place is said to be to protect white political and social Dominance

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It is an urban Complex that was first set aside by the White South African government for blacks South Americans to congregate and live in

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3. Apartheid Laws Regarding Marriage and Family and Education

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3. Apartheid Laws Regarding Marriage and Family and Education

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The Bantu Education Act of 1953 racially separated education facilities. Education for black children prepared them for practical work as laborers for white people.

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The Great Depression and ww2 led to an increase of economic woes in South Africa, Land Acts were passed which resulted in almost 80% of the land going to the small percentage of whites.

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Race classification was the foundation of all Apartheid law. Under the Population Registration Act of 1950, every individual was placed in one of four groups 'native', 'colored', 'Asian' or 'white'. What group you fell under determined where you could live, who you could marry, types of jobs you could hold ect. ect.

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Apartheid called for the separate development of the different racial groups in South Africa. It was envisioned to be done equally but was executed in ways that made this almost impossible. It's very similar to segregation in the US but more severe.

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Soweto was created in the 1930s when the White government started separating Blacks from Whites. Nelson Mandela lived in Soweto.

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Population registration act of 1950 made it so all south africans had to be classified into these groups based on their physical features, socioeconomic status ,employment, area where they live in and home language.

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1. Spend 5 minutes silently browsing information about your assigned topic.2. Discuss with your partner what you’ve learned.3. Type your most important findings together on the Padlet. One post pergroup/pair.4. Add a photo that represents a big idea of your thinking.5. Share your ideas orally with the class or with a small group.

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1. Spend 5 minutes silently browsing information about your assigned topic.2. Discuss with your partner what you’ve learned.3. Type your most important findings together on the Padlet. One post pergroup/pair.4. Add a photo that represents a big idea of your thinking.5. Share your ideas orally with the class or with a small group.

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1. Trevor Noah 2. Soweto Township 3. Apartheid Laws Regarding Marriage and Family and Education 4. History of Apartheid: Definition, Key Dates, and Milestones 5. Categories of Race During Apartheid 6. South Africa Demographics - Ethic Groups, Languages, Population

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1. Trevor Noah 2. Soweto Township 3. Apartheid Laws Regarding Marriage and Family and Education 4. History of Apartheid: Definition, Key Dates, and Milestones 5. Categories of Race During Apartheid 6. South Africa Demographics - Ethic Groups, Languages, Population