1978: White 23, Asian 41, Coloured 139, African 136 ("Children in South Af-
rica," 43). Benatar givesthe following infant mortality rates for South Africa in an
unspecified year: White 17, Asian 25, Coloured 65, African 95 (Benatar, "Medi-
cine and Health Care," 530).
38. Seedat, Crippling a Nation, 31-48.
39. Ibid., 60.
40.
Ibid., 10.
41. Thompson and Prior, South African Politics, 187-92.
42. John de Gruchy, The Church Struggle in South Africa (Grand Rapids,
Mich., 1979).
43. "The Koinonia Declaration," Journal of Theology for Southern Africa
(September 1978).
44. Van der Merwe and Welsh, Future of the University; Survey of Race Rela-
tions, I978.
45. Cherry Michelson, The Black Sash of South Africa: A Case Study in Liber-
alism (London, 1975).
46. Paton, The People Wept (Kloof, Natal, 195 8), 44.
47. Philip V. Tobias, The Meaning of Race (Johannesburg, 1961), 22.
48. Joanne Strangwayes-Booth, A Cricket in the Thorn Tree: Helen Suzman
and the Progressive Party in South Africa (Bloomington, Ind., 1976).
49. William Minter, King Solomon's Mines Revisited: Western Interests and the
Burdened History of Southern Africa (New York, 1986), is representative of the
"blame capitalism" school; W. H. Hutt, The Economics of the Colour Bar (Lon-