Answer:
Here, from SparkNotes
Explanation:
¨Before apartheid segregated South Africa’s people by color, Black South Africans were divided into tribes. These tribes had a long history of conflict, particularly between the two dominant groups, the Zulu and the Xhosa. The Zulu, a warrior people, fought back against European invaders and were decimated. The Xhosa people, by contrast, tried to learn from the Europeans and resisted their invasion with strategy instead of violence. Resentment between the two tribes grew during apartheid, and it escalated into war once apartheid was ended. Nelson Mandela was Xhosa, like Trevor Noah’s mother.
Trevor Noah, the comedian and the author of Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood was born into apartheid in South Africa in 1984. In telling stories of growing up during the years shortly before and after the end of apartheid, he weaves in insights about his home country’s history, culture, and traditions.¨
