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In this image, it shows an Afrikaner treated a South African poorly, the Afrikaner uses the South African for slavery and then sends him back to where he originally came for.

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The Afrikaners are overthrown in the early 1990's

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1929 Mixed Marriage Law made by National Party 

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1929 Mixed Marriage Law made by National Party 

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In 1929 the National Party made the law that colored peoples, Africans, and Afrikaners could not marry each other. This caused outrage from couples and soon to be couples in mixed relationships.

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"Well, you know, in the fundamentalist miliu of the Afrikaners, there was a sense that they were chosen people, that they were bringing civilization back to the blacks."
-Nadine Gordimer

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"The Afrikaners have nowhere to go, and that's why he would rather destroy himself than capitulate."
-Alan Paton
"Alan Paton (Pay-ton) 1903-1988. A rarity in his time, Paton was a white man in a country of oppressed blacks who fought for their freedom and believed in their worth. It has been said that Paton was "the man who pulled up the barbed wire fence and planted geraniums" in South Africa.(Oprah.com)"

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Most Afrikaners were poor and had little political status, they were angry and wanted themselves, coloreds, Africans separated. Most likely they did this because they wanted the jobs from the people they considered colored and Africans.

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National Party Victory in South Africa in 1948

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National Party Victory in South Africa in 1948

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The election brings Afrikaners to power in South Africa. After they took power they wanted to return the country to what they believed their earlier ancestor's values were.