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‘We’re not allowed to speak isiXhosa at school’

4 September 2016 by Alan

‘We’re not allowed to speak isiXhosa at school’:

At this school you are made to feel bad because you are black, a pupil said during a protest against “institutional racism” at Sans Souci Girls’ High.

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