SYND 9 4 78 ZULU CHIEF BUTHELEZI ADDRESSING CROWD IN SOWETO TOWNSHIP OF JOHANNESBURG

The transcript discusses the perceived threat from Africa, the unity and identity of the people, the shift in allies from enlightened liberals to critics, and the accusations of exclusiveness against black people. It highlights the criticism faced by black people for uniting to strategize their liberation.

What is the repeated phrase mentioned in the text that reflects a sense of urgency?

How do the people in the text identify themselves?

What is the contradiction highlighted regarding the so-called enlightened liberals?

What accusation is made against black people in the context of their struggle?

What strategy are black people trying to find according to the text?