How has racism developed and been challenged from Nazi Germany to Apartheid in South Africa and the ideas of Mangaliso Robert?

The central question is: "How has racism developed and been challenged from Nazi Germany to Apartheid in South Africa and the ideas of Mangaliso Robert?"
Your research must cover five key areas:

• God's creation of man (related to race/racism).
• Explanation of Race/Racism as a concept, using different sources.
• Racism in Nazi Germany, detailing its manifestation.
• Racism in South Africa, detailing its manifestation.
• Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe's concept of one race – the human race.

Before starting, create a plan outlining how you will conduct your research. This plan should include:

• Identifying at least three relevant people for interviews (including pastors for the biblical creation aspect).
• Developing a questionnaire that covers all five focus areas from Step 1, to be used during your interviews.

This step involves collecting data from various sources:

• Interviews: Conduct interviews with your chosen knowledgeable people, using your questionnaire. Focus on their understanding of race/racism, especially regarding biblical creation and its application in South Africa.
• Textual Sources: Consult your textbook and other relevant sources to define race/racism, investigate its application in Nazi Germany, and understand Sobukwe's concept.

Organize your research findings into an essay of 2-3 pages. The essay must be well-structured with an Introduction, Body, and Conclusion. Ensure you use your own language to avoid plagiarism.

Include a paragraph or two reflecting on your research journey. Discuss any challenges encountered, lessons learned, or the impact the research had on you.

Provide a clear acknowledgement of all sources of information used, including both textual and human resources.

Ensure your entire submission is well-organized and presented as a learner portfolio. This includes your research plan, questionnaire, essay, self-reflection, and bibliography.