bantu education department

The Bantu Education Department is a governmental department created for the education of blacks in South Africa by the National Party government during the apartheid years. The method of approach was that the blacks had a different culture, separate from that of the whites, and that they had to be educated accordingly. Black education initially had a strong missionary presence, especially in the rural areas, and there was much good-will among inspectors and teachers of different races. However, the rigid way in which the policy was applied eventually led to much discontent and hardship. In the end the policy of "separateness" in credit does have to be given to educating authorities who supplied South Africa with the many educated and competent black leaders it has today.

<< Previous

Word Browser

Next >>

u.s. highway 166
walnut valley festival
berner oberland bahn
william russell
mobile analytic laboratory probe
peterborough culture
ascanio sobrero
complex dynamics
bandeiras
sickle
bergbahn lauterbrunnen mrren

karl theodor, elector of bavaria
copland river
robert duttman
peterborough ware
dracula: dead and loving it
kleine scheidegg
microsoft office online
william russell (lord deputy of ireland)
list of viola species
dido and aeneas
cauim

crufts
paulistas
sliders, part two (episode)
luzern stans engelberg bahn
st. margaret's, westminster
henry coppe
new york state highway 32
ostwind
semacode
parliament square
otis elevator company

so vicente, brazil
naum gabo
state bird
klagenfurt airport
denmark vesey
maxicode
university of kent students' union
capitaincy of so vicente
gaff rig
st anne and st agnes
tordesilhas line