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Allowed select blacks and colored persons to go out of designated residential areas in order to provide labor for mines.
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This law raised legislation that prohibited Africans from owning or renting land outside of the designated reserves. Blacks were given pass books that allowed passage outside of the designated black lands.
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Implemented the need for permission for Indians to travel from one province to another. Kind of like that precursor to the pass book laws.
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Local authority leaders were responsible for governing the blacks in their respective areas. Divided country into prescribed and non prescribed areas and strictly controlled the movement.
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Prohibited the formation of black trade unions. Provided for job reservation. It was the beginning of one of many privileges given to whites and not blacks.
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Prohibited the non-married relationships between white and blacks. This continued to grow greater difference between the white and blacks and subjugated the blacks even more.
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Removed black voters from the general roll and implemented them into a separate roll. White senators were appointed to be in charge of black voters on the roll.
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Extension of the Immorality Act to keep blacks and whites from ever marrying. Continued the extreme segregation of white and blacks.
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Required the identification and registration of blacks, asians, colored, or whites from birth. More rigid than previous identification acts, and allowed greater subjugation of black and colored people.
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Implemented the segregation of black education from whites. Laid foundation for the start of the Bantu Education.
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Two jokes this time because I forgot to put one on the IA draft: Did you hear about invisible Bob and invisible Sally? They aren't seeing each other anymore. Do you know how Barack proposed to Michelle? He said "I don't wanna be Obama self."
