1. Racism and South African Capitalism
... of its land for the creation of these Bantustans in which they would later be forced to live in (Karis and Gerhart, 1997, 222). This land was not only grotesquely small for the huge population that was supposed to live in it but also lacked basic industry for any viable economy to grow. Such racist policy would be extremely functional for ... is forced to work under exploitive terms. This creation of an obedient worker which was so vital for capitalism within the apartheid system had to be reproduced a system put into place to achieve this was the creation of Bantu education. Bantu educ...
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