Divided Sisterhood: Race, Class, and Gender in the South African Nursing Profession

Marcia Wright · Shula Marks

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Acknowledgements - Abbreviations - But why Nurses? - Ladies and God-fearing Women? - Are they Angels? - Bantu Nightingales - In Control of Her Destiny - A Taint on Flower of South African Womanhood - Dead Patients, or Black Nurses? - Divided Sisterhood - Bibliography - Index

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