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Description
Mr. Estwick describes being racially targeted while on duty in South Africa, but also acknowledges his many friendships that resulted from his Air Force experience.
Transcription
Being black I went through several difficult situations. I don’t know, like, some of the Canadians can complain that we couldn’t play baseball some places. You had to play cricket instead. Do you complain about things like that? I went through South Africa where I couldn’t eat because I was black. Do I complain about that? I’m the British Empire, in uniform, but I couldn’t eat. Well I made some wonderful friends. The best and some of them are dead now and some I still keep in contact with. People that I think so much of. They’ve been wonderful. They’ve helped me in situations and they’re friends I’d never forget.
Catégories
Racism and Friendship
Médium
Video
Propriétaire
Veterans Affairs Canada
Guerre ou mission
Second World War
Emplacement géographique
Yugoslavia
Personne interviewée
Sam Estwick
Branche
Air Force
Military Rank
Flight Lieutenant
Occupation
Ground Crew
Durée
0:53