Now it's important that you kind of see this through the lens of World War II because as World War II approaches in the 1930s, the people that are very nationalistic, the Boers, the Dutch, they're not very fond of the British. So they really don't want to go into World War II supporting the British. So an alliance occurs between the British population and the colored races to form what's called the United Party. And the United Party is going to jump into World War II, support the allies, but there's unattended consequences. And one of those is there's a huge explosion during that time period of blacks that are migrating to cities for jobs because of the absentee whites that are going to fight the war. This is going to create racial friction. There's going to be a backlash.