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A study of the perceptions of race and experience of prejudice in Grade Four learners at a Cape Town primary school
The researcher is a social worker at a primary school in Cape Town. This school was previously reserved for white children during the apartheid era, but now provides education for a multi-racial group of children, who are predominantly of mixed race. The researcher became aware that incidents of bul...
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Department of Social Development
2014
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