South African Laws That Legally and Forcibly Separated People of Different

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Multiple Choice

South African laws that legally and forcibly separated people of different ethnic and racial backgrounds were known as

• A) segregation laws.
• B) apartheid laws.
• C) divisional laws.
• D) None of the above

Comprehend the Thomas theorem and its relevance to racialization, internalized racism, racism, and stereotypes.

Analyze immigration experiences to North America, with a focus on the United States and Canada, from the perspective of a newcomer.

Differentiate between discrimination and prejudice, and examine the possibility of their coexistence.

Compare and contrast psychological theories of prejudice and discrimination.

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