There is a (at least, partial) false dichotomy of socialism and racism.
By restriction of movement, association and ownership, affecting ALL races but obviously repressing one, a de jure racist society is by definition socialist. Though not necessarily the reverse.
South African author, Don Caldwell:
“The architects of apartheid didn’t pretend that apartheid was capitalism. They were quite blunt about their socialist views.”
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In a free, capitalist society…people enjoy a wide range of rights and freedoms:
The right to own and exchange private property.
The freedom to move within the country in search of better living conditions and jobs.
The freedom to work where you choose at wages you negotiate.
The right to keep the fruits of your labour.
The freedom to travel overseas or emigrate.
Diversity and choice in education.
Free trade and unrestricted flows of foreign investment.
The freedom to start companies and run shops.
Equal treatment under the law.
Under apartheid, these and other liberal-capitalist rights were either absent or severely restricted." [“No More Martyrs Now”, 1992]
The huge injustice in South Africa, then and now, is that Apartheid is considered inarguably to have been ‘Capitalist’.
By most businessmen and industrialists themselves as well - not only by the man in the street or socialist politician.
And pre-WW2 Germany’s National Socialist Party…