Search Results - "Racial segregation"

40 years of spatial demographic changes : racial segregation in peninsular Malaysia by Nur Faziera Yaakub, Tarmiji Masron

“…To strengthen the findings, this article introduces spatial elements to geo-visualize the long-term changes in the spatial pattern of racial segregation in peninsular Malaysia. In terms of statistical analysis, racial segregation was calculated by using the Entropy Index. …”
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The segregated town in mid-century southern fiction by Lennon, Gavan

“…This thesis examines how southern novelists at mid-century used the fictional small town to critique racial segregation. Depictions of segregated towns across a selection of representative fictions share a typology of people and institutions – what I term offices – that combine to make these towns seem integral and functioning. …”
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Children’s rights to education in South Africa twenty years after democracy: a reflection on achievements, problems and areas for future action by Chitsamatanga, B.B., Rembe, N.S.

“…It further discusses how the existing education system translates the attainment of children rights to education in terms of the standard and quality of teaching and learning; existing school facilities; racial segregation; human and financial resources; and safe school learning environment. …”
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The reconciliation process in post-apartheid South Africa through Zakes Mda’s Madonna of Excelsior by Jujar Singh, Hardev Kaur, Mani, Manimangai

“…One such country, South Africa faced forty-six years of atrocious colonization known as apartheid or racial segregation where the blacks and coloured were suppressed by the white colonial masters. …”
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Cultural intelligence in pharmacy education: A complex mixed methods study by Alosaimi, Norah

“…This was followed by semi-structured interviews with 35 final year pharmacy students, which found that students from different cultures had different attitudes towards their peers and raised student-chosen racial segregation as a barrier to effective intercultural contact. …”
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Visions of colonial Nairobi: William Simpson, health, segregation and the problems of ordering a plural society, 1907-1921 by Greenwood, Anna, Topiwala, H.

“…Of particular interest to the colonial authorities was Professor Simpson’s suggestion to racially segregate Nairobi to prevent diseases said to emanate from its Indian bazaar. …”
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‘It's all the way you look at it, you know’: reading Bill ‘Bojangles’ Robinson's film career by Durkin, Hannah

“…Although Robinson is often understood as an embodiment of popular cultural imagery historically designed to dehumanise African Americans, this paper shows that Robinson's artistry displaces these readings by providing viewing pleasure for black, as much as white, audiences. Robinson's racially segregated scenes in Dixiana (1930) and Hooray for Love (1935) illuminate classical Hollywood's racial codes, whilst also showing how his inclusion within these otherwise all-white films provides grounding for creative and self-reflexive artistry. …”
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The impact of deracination on colonial zone: Nadine Gordimer’s July’s People by Khoshnood, Ali

“…Apartheid atrocities and racial segregations of the white government of South Africa caused an interregnum of white reign and consequently led to black insurgency, tumult, sudden abandonment of home and therefore displacement of the Smales family. …”
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