Rehabilitating the body politic: Black women, sexuality and the social order in Johannesburg, 1924-1937

Date
1990-04
Authors
Eales, Kathy
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Abstract
This paper is premised on an empirical study of administrative policies towards black women on the Rand in the 1920s and Thirties, presented as ‘Popular Representations of Black Women on the Rand and their Impact on the Development of Influx Controls, 1924-1937’ at the 1990 History Workshop Conference.
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African Studies Seminar series. Paper presented April, 1990
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Women, Black. South Africa. Johannesburg. Social conditions, Women, Black. South Africa. Johannesburg. Sexual behavior. History, Johannesburg (South Africa). Race relations. History
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http://hdl.handle.net/10539/8674
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African Studies Institute - Seminar Papers