 Complete the following phrase:  The mixed-race groups which developed in the early Cape Colony adopted different names for themselves, including Bastards, Basters, Korana, Oorlam or Oorlam Afrikaners, and Griqua. Like the Afrikaners or Boers as they were known in that time, many of these groups migrated inland to live beyond the reach of the British colonial administration. The word Afrikaner itself was originally for over 350 years used as a description for not white Boers but a mixed-race bastard child. It was only around 1876 that a group of Boer intellectuals, who named themselves The fellowship of real Afrikaners, decided to use the term as a new means to describe the Boer peoples, as part of the project to create a new national identity for pioneer Boer people during the 