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As Orania aims to solidify its status as an independent, self-governing community, the town serves as both an experiment in cultural preservation and an example of how historical grievances can shape modern realities. Despite differing views on its practices, the ability for the community to function in relative isolation underscores a notable degree of resilience.
However, the questions remain: is it ethical to foster a community that relies on racial homogeneity for its identity? Can the model seen in Orania offer insights into broader discussions of self-sufficiency for communities across the continent? Critics argue for an inclusive approach, encouraging a dialogue across cultural divisions rather than segregating into enclaves.