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Help disadvantaged South Africans according to actual disadvantage, measure whether policies work, treat individuals fairly, and progressively reduce reliance on racial classification.

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  • Help share evidence-based material with a wider audience
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Take action

Add your voice to Show Us the Evidence and help JusticeSA ask for an independent, evidence-based assessment of whether race-based policy is actually advancing equality.

  • Sign the campaign petition
  • Share the evidence and household comparison
  • Invite others to ask for measurable results and transparent review
Support the campaign

Signing and sharing costs nothing, but it helps demonstrate public support for the request.

Current structure

Financial support and legal status

JusticeSA is currently operated by the owner of JusticeSA as a sole proprietorship under the JusticeSA trading name. It is not presently a separate company, NPC, approved PBO or section 18A-approved organisation.

Financial contributions are voluntary support for JusticeSA's work. They do not buy shares, ownership, voting rights or editorial control, and JusticeSA does not represent them as tax-deductible section 18A donations. If the legal or tax status changes later, this page will be updated before any different tax treatment is claimed. Read the site terms.

Our promise

Support strengthens the work—not the donor's control over it

Contributions help JusticeSA research, edit, translate, publish and distribute its work. They do not purchase a particular conclusion, favourable treatment or editorial influence.

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