CLEAN: South AfricaÕs rainbow dream, still a dream

The transcript discusses the dynamics of class and color in society, highlighting how social gatherings and comfort levels are influenced by these factors. It examines the separation of business interactions from personal ones and how income determines residential areas. As more diverse groups enter the middle and business classes, a more inclusive society emerges.

What is the main reason people of different colors remain comfortable in the upper class area?

• They live in separate neighborhoods.

• They are not allowed to interact with others.

• They have more leisure time.

• They have better job opportunities.

How are interactions between different races described in the second section?

• They are frequent and friendly.

• They are limited to business dealings.

• They are non-existent.

• They are encouraged by the government.

What determines where people can live according to the second section?

• Their cultural heritage.

• Their educational background.

• Their income level.

• Their family connections.

What change is happening as more blacks, coloreds, and Indians move into the middle class?

• There is a decrease in business opportunities.

• There is less diversity in society.

• There is a more inclusive and diverse society.

• There is more racial tension.

What is the effect of more people moving into the business class?

• A more vibrant and colorful society.

• A decline in social interactions.

• A decrease in economic growth.

• A rise in unemployment rates.