Similarly, United States foreign policy in the mid-20th century was shaped in favor of South African apartheid, according to Catherine Scott, as a result of the influence of people who identified with the Afrikaners based on a feeling of shared "whiteness."
United States foreign policy in the mid-20th century was similarly guided towards supporting South African apartheid, according to Catherine Scott, owing to a sense of shared "whiteness" among those identifying with the Afrikaners.