IRR Polling 2026: Race and Race Relations in South Africa
IRR Polling 2026: Race and Race Relations in South Africa
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Racial Unity in South Africa: A Critical Discussion
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Racial Unity in South Africa: A Critical Discussion
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Elon Musk’s xAI tries to explain Grok’s South African race relations freakout the other day
Elon Musk’s xAI tries to explain Grok’s South African race relations freakout the other day
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Race-based laws, BEE premiums and the structure of empowerment in South Africa is no longer as taboo as it used to be.“A serious think tank is not supposed to be a comfort blanket,” says IRR CEO Dr John Endres.Watch the full speech: https://t.co/VZY7f1tEPU
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Race-based laws, BEE premiums and the structure of empowerment in South Africa is no longer as taboo as it used to be.“A serious think tank is not supposed to be a comfort blanket,” says IRR CEO Dr John Endres.Watch the full speech: https://t.co/VZY7f1tEPU
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🔥 The Truth About Race in SA: The IRR has studied race relations for over a century, and the facts are clear—most South Africans get along just fine. The real divide? Jobs, safety, and economic opportunity. The ANC’s race-obsessed policies are just a smokescreen for their economic failures. Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/6TU2i0BFDuM?si=YWJt-N5KN78_PXtJ #JobsCrisisInSA #BEEBarrier | South African Institute of Race Relations
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🔥 The Truth About Race in SA: The IRR has studied race relations for over a century, and the facts are clear—most South Africans get along just fine. The real divide? Jobs, safety, and economic opportunity. The ANC’s race-obsessed policies are just a smokescreen for their economic failures. Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/6TU2i0BFDuM?si=YWJt-N5KN78_PXtJ #JobsCrisisInSA #BEEBarrier | South African Institute of Race Relations
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Race relations in SA are a lot better than most people think, says IRR CEO Dr John Endres. Most believe that they need each other for progress. Ensuring prosperity through a pro-growth agenda can help achieve #WhatSACanBe. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pyH3AKesdU | South African Institute of Race Relations
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Race relations in SA are a lot better than most people think, says IRR CEO Dr John Endres. Most believe that they need each other for progress. Ensuring prosperity through a pro-growth agenda can help achieve #WhatSACanBe. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pyH3AKesdU | South African Institute of Race Relations
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Public relations in the South African context
Public relations in the South African context
Feb 23, 2021
mediaupdate.co.za
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South Africans favour merit over race, accountability over protecting cadres, crooks, and cronies. IRR CEO Dr John Endres on how to build #whatsacanbe 🇿🇦 Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pyH3AKesdU | South African Institute of Race Relations
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What drives South Africans in terms of socio-economic desperation is not a race-based approach but frankly the socio-economic upliftment that we saw as the perceptional cure to racial inequality in previous questions. Watch the webinar on the latest polling report: https://youtube.com/live/bq2pvuAfy6w?feature=share | South African Institute of Race Relations
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🏦Since 1929, the IRR has opposed race laws and championed non-racialism, rejecting wealth redistribution schemes in favour of empowerment through growth. Prosperous Free = #WhatSACanBe 🇿🇦 Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/UUUr4v9xiH8 | South African Institute of Race Relations
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South Africa’s controversial ‘race quota’ law stirs debate
Jul 28, 2023
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How South Africa has confronted its history of racism
Jun 9, 2020
CBS News
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Economic growth is crucial to empowering South Africans, says IRR CEO Dr John Endres. Watch the full Common Sense interview: https://youtu.be/HTT5T7xzvvI?si=LQINBe92bkPhD6oU | South African Institute of Race Relations
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75% of South Africans agree that better education and more jobs will decrease inequality in South Africa. Watch the IRR's November 2023 webinar on The Real South Africa: Race, Reality and Reasons for Hope https://youtube.com/live/EVUTkdxa49U?si=2QKSYM4EnjSzwy4O | South African Institute of Race Relations
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“People on TV in South Africa think it’s easy to talk about ‘all blacks’ and ‘all whites’ as if these groups are monolithic.” - Gabriel Crouse, IRR Watch The Big Debate on Race: https://www.youtube.com/live/28qP_LuApec | South African Institute of Race Relations
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“75% of South Africans agree that with more education and better jobs, inequality between the races will steadily disappear, with 20% disagreeing…” - Hermann Pretorius, IRR Read our latest polling: https://irr.org.za/reports/occasional-reports/whatsacanbe-hope-opportunity-unity-and-common-ground #WhatSACanBe 🇿🇦 | South African Institute of Race Relations
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“The near even split between white South Africans could be explained by an increasing racial invective over the past 10 years, particularly by populist, radical parties that have sought to drive racial division as the core motivation for earning political capital.” - Hermann Pretorius, IRR Read our latest polling: https://irr.org.za/reports/occasional-reports/whatsacanbe-hope-opportunity-unity-and-common-ground #WhatSACanBe 🇿🇦 | South African Institute of Race Relations
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South Africans know that fake transformation isn’t working. Pro-growth, non-racial transformation can put SA on the path to a free and prosperous future. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5MXOgHD4vw | South African Institute of Race Relations
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South Africans want value for their money. This means better spending for better schools, clinics, and roads. Watch here: https://youtube.com/live/a-IdnAPfL_g?feature=share | South African Institute of Race Relations
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Love wins! 15 South African celebrities who have interracial relationships
Aug 3, 2019
briefly.co.za
Why South Africa is still so segregated
Apr 19, 2021
vox.com
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South Africa’s deepest social failures, from high unemployment to poverty, stem from prolonged economic stagnation. The inaugural 2026 paper in the IRR’s Blueprint for Growth series explains why growth must become the central objective of public policy and details the reforms needed to achieve it. | South African Institute of Race Relations
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This finding [73% agreeing with the statement that with better jobs and more education, inequality would disappear] is a diagnostic of policy that finds race-based policies are an impediment to sound race relations, says Hermann Pretorius. Watch the webinar on the latest polling report: https://youtube.com/live/bq2pvuAfy6w?feature=share | South African Institute of Race Relations
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Join us tomorrow at 10:00 for a webinar on the IRR's latest report, An In-Depth Look into the Quality of Life of LGBT South Africans. On paper, South Africa appears to be a haven for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community. The South African Constitution is one of the most progressive in the world and it is supported by other legislation protecting LGBT rights. However, to what extent do LGBT South Africans experience the benefits of these laws? Register here: https://stream
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SA has enormous potential. Getting the basics right, strengthening property rights, building skills, boosting investment, and freeing the labour market can put SA on the path to a free and prosperous future. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pyH3AKesdU | South African Institute of Race Relations
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The biggest winners over the past three decades have been middle-income countries. With a combination of favourably priced and adequately skilled labour and satisfactory infrastructure, they have benefited mightily. Watch webinar here: https://youtu.be/RSDgl-0NfvA | South African Institute of Race Relations
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BEE was never about empowerment. It is an elite enrichment and fake transformation scheme that rewards cadres, crooks and cronies. Watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/LwIvuGBEuis?si=AgXG2tJMl87ykJ-e | South African Institute of Race Relations
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Creating jobs requires a conducive investment environment. Fake transformation holds SA back from creating the jobs it needs to succeed. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pyH3AKesdU | South African Institute of Race Relations
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We see the lazy myth of white and black victimhood both being dispelled by the data. If we look beyond race and consider status, what is very telling is the formal economy – we see a disproportionate experience of racism, notes Hermann Pretorius. Watch the webinar on the IRR's latest polling report: https://youtube.com/live/bq2pvuAfy6w?feature=share | South African Institute of Race Relations
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BEE conflicts with the Constitution, because the Constitution requires non-racialism, and BEE is race-based and requires race classification, notes Dr Anthea Jeffery. Watch the latest #BlueprintforGrowth webinar: https://youtube.com/live/EQThzcZ4TJI?si=jtSKP5I2ANzCRjeY | South African Institute of Race Relations
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