Maids & Madams: Domestic Workers Under Apartheid

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At the very heart of apartheid lies a unique relationship, all the more powerful because it belongs in the home. It is the relationship between white employer and black servant - who not only cooks and cleans but also brings up white babies, while her own are left in the township for twelve or twenty-four hours a day.

In a series of revealing interviews Jacklyn Cock exposes the truth about the triple oppression of South African domestic workers: of colour, class and sex.

- From the back cover

 

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Author Cock, Jacklyn
Binding Paperback
No. of Pages 206
Publisher The Women's Press
Date of Publication 1989
ISBN 9780704341654

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