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Lex Libertas erected white crosses on the National Mall in Washington this weekend - a display mirroring the Witkruis Monument (pictured here) on a private farm at Ysterberg near Polokwane, which commemorates white farmers killed in farm attacks. Critics argue the displays are divisive, noting that South Africans of all racial groups are affected by violent crime.(Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson/Getty Images)

Lex Libertas erected white crosses on the National Mall in Washington this weekend - a display mirroring the Witkruis Monument (pictured here) on a private farm at Ysterberg near Polokwane, which commemorates white farmers killed in farm attacks. Critics argue the displays are divisive, noting that South Africans of all racial groups are affected by violent crime.(Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson/Getty Images)

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