article_snippet: Many of the students involved in the protests never lived under the injustices of white minority rule, but say the students involved in the protests still experience racial discrimination 21 years after the end of apartheid.
article_snippet: But the disappearance of Cecil Rhodes (pictured) is unlikely to end the debate on racial transformation launched by the protest, which gave rise to similar demands for change at two other universities.
article_snippet: And at the University of KwaZulu Natal in the Eastern Cape, activists want the institution to be renamed.
article_snippet: The protests have also sparked debate among academics, historians, politicians and writers of letters to newspapers.
article_snippet: Since the end of apartheid the names of some cities and streets deemed offensive have been changed, but monuments to South Africa's racist white-minority rule remain scattered throughout South Africa's.
article_snippet: Many of the students involved in the protests never lived under the injustices of white minority rule, but say the students involved in the protests still experience racial discrimination 21 years after the end of apartheid .