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Mine boy by Abrahams, Peter · Booklabria

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Mine boy

Social conditionsRace relations

Mine boy

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First published: 1946
Editions: 22 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Mine Boy is a novel that talks about the problems the African miners experienced during the apartheid in South Africa. It shows the struggle of Africans to attain equal rights and to be treated as human beings with dignity.

Subjects: Social conditions
Race relations
Blacks
Black people
Race discrimination
Gold mines and mining
Set in: South Africa

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22 in 2 languages

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