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Particularly significant was that the Acts called upon local authorities ( councils )
to promote racial equality and good race relations . Many have done so very
vigorously , particularly those with Black or Asian councillors . They have
monitored ...
Particularly significant was that the Acts called upon local authorities ( councils )
to promote racial equality and good race relations . Many have done so very
vigorously , particularly those with Black or Asian councillors . They have
monitored ...
Page 89
Immigrant communities do , however , often choose to organize their own
schooling to supplement state education particularly for children born in the new
country . In the Washington , DC , area , for example , there are an estimated 18
Korean ...
Immigrant communities do , however , often choose to organize their own
schooling to supplement state education particularly for children born in the new
country . In the Washington , DC , area , for example , there are an estimated 18
Korean ...
Page 266
Even more prone to migrate have been the non - Bumiputra , particularly the
Chinese who have felt discriminated against by the NEP . A 1988 survey of
Malaysians working in Singapore found that most were young people with some
...
Even more prone to migrate have been the non - Bumiputra , particularly the
Chinese who have felt discriminated against by the NEP . A 1988 survey of
Malaysians working in Singapore found that most were young people with some
...
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