I'm Not Black, I'm Coloured: Identity Crisis at the Cape of Good Hope

Dr. Jappie LaPoorta:
And that day, I realized for the first time in my life, that even though I am Black, which is a state of mind for the struggle, a state of mind for the whole question of Affirmative Action, but deep down, in my heart I am mixed, I am a Coloured person.

Dr. Michael Adams:
And Desmond Tutu says we are the 'Rainbow Nation'. When we go to look at television all we see is black and white.

James Bergmann:
The problem with our Coloured people is we do not stand together. We would rather condemn one another.

Eddie Jacobs:
You see our parents, were a little bit in... or let me say our parents were not very proud of our heritage.

Edgar Michaels:
The media was run by the whites and our parents were brainwashed that they must be scared of the Black people.