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Transformation and anti-racism in policy and practice at an elite private school: a case study of the experiences of recently graduated black students
The South African Schools Act of 1996 catalysed by the Bill of Rights and the South African Constitution, formalised the desegregation of schools in South Africa, and created the opportunity for students from diverse cultural backgrounds to attend schools of their choice (Vandeyar, 2008:p. 287). Alt...
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2024
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