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Interracial couples still face challenges in South Africa post-apartheid

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Under South Africa's apartheid regime, interracial marriage was illegal. Now, South Africa calls itself the Rainbow Nation, a phrase used by former president Nelson Mandela. But mixed-race couples like the Reddy’s still face difficulties.
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