I recently watched a periodical documentary program ("Reggie Yates Outside Man", season 1, episode 1, which is on Netflix if anyone's interested) in which his target country of travel/perusal was South Africa. Much of the country is basically in a complete turn-about situation of black-on-white oppression. Whites have a much harder time getting jobs, are mostly relegated to living in squalor, and are highly discriminated against in all avenues of life. He even talked to some middle-class black South Africans who were playing with their family at a park. They admitted to knowing that many whites live this way, but feel there is really nothing they can do to help, etc.
It so mirrors the worst of segregation of black people in the U.S. that it's uncanny.