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Experiences African domestic workers undergo as a result of sending their children to predominantly white schools
Sending African children to white schools brings about potential problems for all parties involved. However, the complications are more pronounced in situations where the child's mother is a domestic worker and the employer assumes an active role in the child's education. One such case triggered thi...
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Department of Psychology
2014
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