From South African Farm to Alabama Fields: A Family's Escape from Persecution

A South African Afrikaner family, facing threats and hardship, seeks a new life in America. Errol Langton, the father, spoke to The New York Times about the persecution he experienced as a white farmer in South Africa. "I had been threatened back home because I was a white guy and a farmer," Langton said. The family, including nine members, relocated to Alabama, hoping for a better future. The video also highlights the author's perspective, questioning Langton's statements and prompting further investigation into the complexities of the situation. The story offers a poignant look at displacement, prejudice, and the search for a new beginning.

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