As Bill Arnett said: "The conditions that led to this were the conditions of isolation for blacks, separation from the educational system and the dominant culture.
In other words, the harm of discrimination lies in the very act itself of racially separating black and white children, quite apart from the educational or psychological impact of the separation.
He first followed in his father's footsteps as a teacher, but abandoned that career after the passage of the 1953 Bantu Education Act, which enforced separation of races in all educational institutions.
Survey after survey has shown that families with boys who lose the male role model after separation tend to have behavioural and educational difficulties.
Largely overshadowed by the decision was another important case concerning separation of church and state in an educational setting.
Employee separation is rarely fun, but it is educational, especially if you can get them to reveal the real reason they're leaving.
He committed himself to work for a "democratic revolution" in the province, seeking separation of church and state, electoral reform and educational changes.
4) Separation of religion from the state and legal and educational system.
If the child will benefit from staying away from home for educational or other purposes, the father has a natural capacity to bear separation.
All subscales recorded adequate person separation reliability and no evidence of item bias for sex, age, educational achievement or rural versus urban residence.
