Answer:
Black citizens were denied access to the same public facilities as whites.
Marriages between white and nonwhite citizens were forbidden.
Nonwhite citizens were required to carry identification papers with them at all times.
Explanation:
Apartheid was the system of law that segregated the people based on their race and skin color. This is basically aimed at the Blacks who were discriminated and persecuted, with the whites claiming them to be inferior to them (the whites).
This racial segregation led to the numerous instances of protests and even killings, violent outbursts and encounters of citizens and the government. Among the numerous 'rules and regulations' for the Blacks, there are some prominent ones that they are required to be followed at all times. First and foremost is the denial of access to the same restrooms and even lunch halls in public. Seats in buses and public transport systems also have a separate side for them. Moreover, marriage of both races is strictly forbidden, and in case such unions happen, it becomes a life of torture for the mixed race children. Lastly, they are required to carry their identification papers at all times, which the must produce whenever they are asked to. This does not apply for the white folks.
