What Do White South Africans Have In Common With White Americans? (Other Than The Obvious, I Mean,...)

One group moved to where blacks are, the other brought blacks to them, and both now say blacks are a problem - so with blacks, being a problem (and - surprise - having problems) neither have to be *too concerned* for what blacks think of and see in whites. For instance:

White South Africans harbour numerous carefully nurtured prejudices about their fellow citizens and delusions about themselves. One is that blacks are uneducated and backward, eschewing reason for superstition. Whites, in contrast, are masters of reason, hacking a scientific path through thickets of ignorance.

Such assumptions are particularly glaring in health matters. Although the term “witchdoctor” has become unacceptable, it still sums up what most whites think of the sangoma whom many blacks consult. This is, of course, to ignore the fact that the term “alternative medicine” is simply an invention of whites to make acceptable their own forays into witch-doctory, by adding the gloss of science.

As white conservatives like to say these days, that's racist.

Because, of course, they're now the race experts:

And I expect, one day, my head will fall off from the shaking it gets,...