When Sandra left South Africa, she moved to Swaziland.

The video refers to “so-called homelands”. This is because that is what the areas for Black people were known as under Apartheid.

When Sandra went to boarding school she was teased and treated badly.

Sandra felt happier with White people than with Black people.

Blood tests showed that Sandra was the child of her mother and father.

The Department of Home Affairs decided that Sandra should be classified ‘Black’.

Sandra was treated differently by her parents from when she was born.

Sandra Laing describes her father as:

The 1913 Land Act entrenched inequality in South Africa along racial lines.

The Dutch followed the British by abolishing slavery shortly afterwards.