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Splitting classes up into A and B class, separating races

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"A classes" and "B classes" that supposedly had an impact one his future.

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"A classes" and "B classes" that supposedly had an impact one his future.

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"A Classes" versus "B classes"
Government schools taught agriculture, and trade whereas private schools focused on literature, arts and science.

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Different things taught to different races. Ex. agriculture taught to black people rather than basic arithmetic and reading, etc.

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A class - Advanced - more white
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B classes - Basic level class

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immorality act - can't sleep with someone of a different race. Black people were given harsher punishment.

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If a white and black person had an affair, the white person would get a slap on the wrist while the black person would most likely get arrested and if it was a black man then he might get charged for rape

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Splitting the students up between "A" and "B" groups

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A white person would get a slap on the wrist for sleeping with a black person. However, the black person would end up facing serious consequences.

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There were separated areas of housing based on race. For instance, Soweto was a black neighborhood and Eden Park was for colored people. Black people were not allowed to live in white neighborhoods.

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Specific areas where each group lived. Good jobs far away from black communities

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If caught sleeping with opposite sexes, the black person would get arrested and the white person a slap on the wrist

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Other groups have mentioned it but the most prevalent example is when a particular race is caught sleeping with the other. It takes two to tango but the white person would get a lighter punishment compared to the black person.
Also in terms of justice in families Trevor wasn't punished for hurting his cousins ear drum because his grandma didn't know how to beat a white child without leaving a bruise so the other black kids got beaten.

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Being a Mixed child, he felt like he didn't belong in the white or the black neighborhoods.
His mom lived in crowded housing because she was black and female.

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Different races were designated to live in different areas and the quality of these areas varied. Additionally, if you were a different color skin than the area was supposed to be then you could get in trouble for living there

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"Under apartheid, if you were a black man you worked on a farm or in a factory or in a mine. If you were a black woman, you worked in a factory or as a maid. Those were pretty much your only options."

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There were different areas for "colored" people to live away from blacks and whites.

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If you wanted a well-paying job, you needed to know how to speak English. This was one way that discreetly discriminated against non-English speaking people. Additionally, black had to carry an ID card with them if they were going to be out after curfew to show that they were working.

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His mom had a job most Black people couldn't get. stigmatize towards her because she had a job that a stereotypical black person shouldn't have.

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specific jobs for black, colored, and white people; good jobs far away from black and colored communities

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Speaking English in South Africa would give you a leg up in society, it  was the difference in getting employed or staying unemployed. There were specific jobs for black people and white people.