After apartheid ended in South Africa, why didn’t white South Africans return to their motherland?

Because these South African white people have lived in South Africa for a very long time, and there are many white people who have thrived here for more than 100 years. Therefore, this also means that these white people have no relationship with their motherland. In addition, they do not have any relatives or friends in their motherland. There may even be problems with cultural exchanges, so these South African white people I would rather continue to suffer in South Africa than return to my former motherland.

The apartheid problem in South Africa is very serious. Black people were once severely discriminated against. This also made the whole world pay attention to the apartheid problem in South Africa, because the treatment suffered by black people in South Africa at that time can be said to be ordinary people. Unacceptable. Later, due to Mandela's coming to power, the status of black people was dramatically improved. Many laws were even issued to safeguard the interests of black people, but this also caused a lot of losses to the interests of white South Africans.

So we have seen a very strange phenomenon in South Africa, which is that white South Africans are the race that is discriminated against. Black South Africans are a protected race. In addition, these white South Africans have not received much good education, so these white South Africans have no ability to change their current poor lives. So we see that the problem of racial discrimination does not distinguish between white people and black people.

Because once racial discrimination exists, no matter who they are, they will be discriminated against. Because racial discrimination is a matter without many legal restrictions or restrictions. It's more of a moral evaluation. But these tend to make racists more unscrupulous in their discrimination against people of other races.