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The air allowed for Hair: cultural Inclusivity in Cape Town Private Schools
This study explored how parents with children in a sample of Cape Town private schools experience values that shape cultural inclusivity around hair rules, particularly concerning Afrocentric hairstyles. In post-apartheid South Africa, significant efforts have been made to reform the education syste...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2026
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