Consider statements A and B on the practice of apartheid: A. It discriminates between races but allowed all the right to vote. B. It prevents mingling of races but gives equitable public facilities to all. Choose the correct option:

Apartheid was a system of racial segregation in South Africa that denied non-white populations basic civil rights, including the right to vote. It also did not provide equitable public facilities — separate facilities were maintained for different races, and those for non-whites were vastly inferior. Therefore both statement A (which incorrectly claims all had voting rights) and statement B (which incorrectly claims equitable facilities) are false.