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He said the “white will exchange his former position of dominance and only decision-maker for one of partner,” but there was no planned major new initiatives to ward power-sharing. Viljoen is min ister of cooperation and devel opment. Tutu said he expected little of consequence to emerge from Bot ha’s speech. “He is going to do some thing for ‘urban’ blacks, but I am not an urban black, 1 am black,” the bishop said. His reference was to speculation that the government plans conces sions for blacks with the right to live outside the 10 tribal homelands in “white” South Africa. Tutu’s remarks reflected wide spread sentiment that blacks should not be divided between “urban” and “homeland” groups, with differing rights. He spoke at Johannesburg’s Uni versity of the Witwatersrand at the end of a three-day class boycott in solidarity with black students. On the first day, riot police with whips and clubs charged into a crowd of students, injuring 32. 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