My maternal grandparents, born in the 1920's, dedicated their lives and careers to civil rights and social justice. This publication covers 534+ years of US history, including Black and women’s history, Pan-Africanism and personal family history.
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October 5, 1953: Bantu Education Act, South Africa & the Churches, Part IX
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When the National Party assumed power after the 1948 election, 97% of schools for Black children were run by various churches while, the proportion of Black children in education only stood at 9.2%.
The variou...
October 5, 1953: Bantu Education Act, Teachers’ League of South Africa, Part VIII
Resistance to the new Act started in 1951 and into 1952 from teachers of the Cape African Teacher’s Association (CATA), the Transvaal African Teacher’s Association (TATA), and the Teachers’ League of South Africa (TLSA).
The various Black...
October 5, 1953: Bantu Education Act, South Africa, Part VII
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The early leaders of the African National Congress were, for the most part, educated by the church mission school system.
In its formation year of 1912, in its 21 Objects policy document, the ANC advocated for...
October 5, 1953: Bantu Education Act, South Africa, Part VI
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By 1972, two changes in Bantu education created a situation that would lead to a dramatic explosion of anger and deaths in 1976.
The first was organizational and financial mismanagement of the education system...
October 5, 1953: Bantu Education Act, South Africa, Part V
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The church’s mission education system was criticized by the commission for its lack of coordination of education subjects by church groups, each having different mission statements and goals for black education...
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