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Content outlines arguments by Mr. du Plessis regarding cultural assimilation, the risks of conflict between groups, and the idea of temporary settlement through segregation. 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libate li  \nhloke matheba hang hang  \nHO bonolo haholo ho etsa libate li lule li le ntle ka Bon Ami.Fafatsa feela ka Phofo bateng.Ebe u e hlakola ka lelapi le metsihantle.Dits'ila,maqaphaqapha le matheba a sesepa a nyamela hanghang 'me bate e phatsime ke ho hloeka.  \nHa ho makatse ha bahiruoa ba bats'o ba rata ho hlatsua ka BonAmi.E bonolo haholo ho sebelisoa—e etsa qeto—'me ha ekebengoape hoo e ho hlatsuang,  \nBon Ami hape ha e lekane le letho ho hlatsueng le ho hloekisenglifestere,liipone,lijana tse,ntle tsa kitsing,likosene,koporo,tsepe ets'ehla le etsueu le bongata ba ntho tse ling,  \n\"Hae kebee ngaapeHopolang,mohloekisi enoa ea makatsang ohabeli,ke Lekuete ebile ke Photo.Bongataba basali bore ho molemo hoba le tsona tsepeli kamehla.  \n# Otukululayo\n\nKako OTUKULULAYO omanye  \nkapala afan avenkllenl yako  \n::::Kodwe FUNA::::::  \nOtukululayo  \nOlu lu Pau lweye NeneXa utenga imicako yelokwe,qwalasela u Pau lwe SihlanguTunga zonke ilokwe zako,ifoskobi,ihampe nezinxibo ezinyengelapu elino Pau lwe Sihlangu.Alifane lirazake,laye li-hlala ngepezu kwawo onke.Umbala awupumi,laye lihlam-beka lula.Lonke ixesha tenga i Printi ze 'StifelYale Imifanekiso.Zonke lzitolo zinawo  \nAbameli:H.JASPER SMITH &Co.,(Pty)Ltd.Johanneaburg,Cape Towa,Drban,Port Elizabeth  \nBantu”  \n“Umteteli  \nWa  \nFunda  \nOtukululayo  \nOmong faola OTUKULULAYOo0  \nteng batie labonkeleog la heno  \n:::::Empa BATLA ::::::  \nOtukululayo  \nUMTETELI WA BANTU.JOHANNESBURG.28TH SEPTEMBER.1929  \n2  \n\n| ll con\\#teticaions to be addressed to  \u003Cbr>MANAGER,  \u003Cbr>P.O.Box 4525,  \u003Cbr>JOHANNBSBURG  \u003Cbr>Published Weekly.  \u003Cbr>SUBSCRIPTION RATBS一(BY PosT)  \u003Cbr>15·  \u003Cbr>One Year  \u003Cbr>一  \u003Cbr>…  \u003Cbr>7/6  \u003Cbr>Six Months-  \u003Cbr>41-  \u003Cbr>一  \u003Cbr>Three Montha  \u003Cbr>Umteteli wa Bantu  \u003Cbr>28th SEPTEMBER,1929.   | Mr du Plessis doubted the possibil-  \u003Cbr>ity of creating a homogeneous na-  \u003Cbr>tion or civilisation out of the several  \u003Cbr>African races,and said that the  \u003Cbr>question under discussion suggested  \u003Cbr>the likelihood of a conflict of cul-  \u003Cbr>tures.He believed that advocates  \u003Cbr>of Bantu civilisation were often  \u003Cbr>actuated by commercial or political  \u003Cbr>motives,and that altruism was a  \u003Cbr>rare virtue;and he advanced the  \u003Cbr>extraordinary argument that civil.  \u003Cbr>isation with all its benefits and  \u003Cbr>amenities was an unsatisfactory ex-  \u003Cbr>change for Bantu culture,later con-  \u003Cbr>tradicting himself by stating that  \u003Cbr>Western civilisation had organised  \u003Cbr>the whole of Africa—“politically,  \u003Cbr>commercially,economically,and  \u003Cbr>even in religion,education and cul-  \u003Cbr>tural matters.\"Mr.du Plessis ap  \u003Cbr>parently convinced himself against  \u003Cbr>his will that the Native was capable  \u003Cbr>of assimilating the intellectual side  \u003Cbr>of Western civilisation,but was  \u003Cbr>concerned with regard to the effect  \u003Cbr>of his cultural advancement on the  \u003Cbr>white race group.Given equal  \u003Cbr>civilisation,he said,there must  \u003Cbr>ensue either amalgamation or com-  \u003Cbr>petition,the latter condition con-  \u003Cbr>noting conflict which only amalga-  \u003Cbr>mation could avoid.Mr.du Plessis  \u003Cbr>is assured that the white and black  \u003Cbr>races must either fuse or fight,an  \u003Cbr>alternative with a common issue.  \u003Cbr>The fusion of the black and white  \u003Cbr>races is unthinkable,no matter  \u003Cbr>from which angle it is considered;  \u003Cbr>nor is it more comfortable to con-  \u003Cbr>template such a war as would be  \u003Cbr>waged by race groups with an identi-  \u003Cbr>cal and equal culture animated by  \u003Cbr>racialenmities and each determin·  \u003Cbr>ing to impose its will on the other.  \u003Cbr>They are both ghastly pictures.  \u003Cbr>Neither group would survive either  \u003Cbr>amalgamation or opposition;and it  \u003Cbr>is greatly consoling to reflect that a  \u003Cbr>desirable harmony of interests does  \u003Cbr>not necessarily imply either a con·  \u003Cbr>dition of social oneness or of social  \u003Cbr>hostility.Nor do ","cbCailTFpiqpRAzL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailTFpiqpRAzL","pdf",5902255,14,"English","# 28th September, 1929\n## Subscription and publication details\n## Debate on cultural assimilation and conflict\n## Arguments for segregation and temporary settlement\n## Views on employment, enfranchisement, and political dominance","[{\"question\":\"What date and publication schedule does the document reference?\",\"answer\":\"It references 28TH SEPTEMBER, 1929 and states it is Published Weekly.\"},{\"question\":\"What position does Mr. du Plessis express about creating harmony between groups?\",\"answer\":\"He doubts fusion and suggests a solution based on cultural, economical, and political separation, describing assimilation effects as potentially leading to either amalgamation or competition.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Mr. Jack Allen describe his concerns about enfranchisement?\",\"answer\":\"He argues that enfranchised Natives would dominate the country, potentially supplant whites in industry, and he links the issue to fears about employment and labor-market stability.\"}]","UMTETELI WA BANTU - 1929-09-28 | PDF",1789746346,35]