The Indian Relief Act abolished the tax on former indentured workers and recognized Indian marriages. These were important gains from collective resistance, including women’s participation. The agreement did not establish universal equality or dismantle the broader system of racial exclusion in South Africa.
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The Indian Relief Act resolved every form of racial discrimination in South Africa.
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Explanation
It granted limited concessions after resistance. Broader racial institutions remained in place.