Hilda Bernstein

Monograph on the living conditions and working conditions of Black African women in Apartheid South Africa R - discusses the impact of migrant worker needs and forced human settlement in the 'homelands' on family life in towns and on the reserves, and traces their political participation with respect to boycotts, interest groups, defiance campaigns and other resistance measures, (incl. The refusal to carry passes) and includes biographys of women leaders. Photographs and references.

Conditions and Resistance of Women in Apartheid South Africa

For Their Triumphs and for Their Tears

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It is unthinkable that racism would be without implications for mental health. Healthy mental functioning and personality development depend on the presence and continuity of such essential experiences as the individual's sense of security and worth, freedom for personal growth and identification with a community of equals. Racism undercuts at the roots of healthy mental life by depriving its victims of these experiences and by conditioning them into accepting the myth that the cause of their inferior status in society lies irrevocably within themselves.

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