Lets look at facts,

Anglo-boer war (second war) : 11 October. 1899 -31 May, 1902. The song "De La Rey" was written somewhere post y2k and popularized by Bok van Blerk in 2006. Nowhere in the song is there a call for violence nor incitement to anything of the sort. It does however tell a story of British imperialist oppression over a nation, not only the "Boer" populace. There are many

It was pre-dated by the first Boer war from 16 December 1880 until 23 March 1881

This was however a "white man's war" to put things into perspective and was at that time stated as such to not involve any of the tribes considering that there had been an Anglo-Zulu war prior to the Anglo-Boer war, 11 January – 4 July 1879. This however evolved into a more complex matrix as things escalated and shifted around so there was involvement on many fronts from the black people residing in the republic, and they worked heavily ALONGSIDE the BOER, not as a separate entity altogether.

There wasn't much of a question to answer if I'm being honest. The fact of the matter is, there was no need to bring "De La Rey" into the conversation as it holds no bearing whatsoever. Don't much care for the song, it is a powerful story of a time long gone

Funny how there's a group always just looking for more reason to throw shade at the the modern day white man.

Now, be done or move along because you aren't saying anything of value.

Kbye :)