The response given by the people to the Bantu education act was one of anger.
What is the Bantu education act?
A South African segregation law which was later named as Black Education Act, 1953, The Bantu Education Act 1953 was legislated for several aspects. All the aspects were of the apartheid system.
The major focus which was made was on the provision that was enforced for such kinds of facilities that are racially separated. Because of this act, most of the universities were made "tribal". Although, some of the schools that belonged to the missionary decided to close down.
After this, an annual conference was held in December 1954, under the ANC. in that conference, all the participants decided to strongly oppose the Bantu Education Act, and the same African parents also encouraged it.
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