4 seconds sound clip from the Destination Freedom - Peace Mediator classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:15:43 in the radio play.
Quote context
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- I've gotten a map of Africa, and I've seen how, from its wide northern top to its southern end, the empires of Europe have carved it into little pieces.
- I'll talk to Africans in the Belgian Congo, the British Sudan, French Morocco, Portuguese, Dutch, and Spanish colonies...
- And I'll try to enroll in the University of Capetown, South Africa.
- Uh-huh. You came all the way from America to study here in Africa?
- On a fellowship.
- I see. We'd have no objection to your entering if we were sure you were here for peaceful purposes.
- What harm could I do?
- You could spread dissatisfaction among natives. In fact, our government believes that's why you're here.
- Are the natives so easily dissatisfied?
- Natives are always dissatisfied.
- We'll admit you, but we suggest you stay away from the native quarters. You might be mistaken for one of them.
- He remembered studying the colonial government that kept eight million people landless, locked in special quarters, barred from the streets and schools, restless and rioting...
- And he sought them out and talked to their teachers and editors, and went with an editor to his hotel...
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