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BEING BLACK UNDER THE APARTHEID - Coggle Diagram
BEING BLACK UNDER THE APARTHEID
GOGO
Pelizwa's grandmother
she lived in a poor homeland and came to Cape Town
she worked for a white lady
PELIZWA'S MOTHER
she lived with her grandmother
when her grandmother died, she went to live with Gogo her mother
she only saw her mother at Chirstmas
she became a very angry teenager because of apartheid
she participated in violent protests and fought against apartheid
DAILY LIFE
Black people had to carry a pass if they left the homeland
if they didn't have the pass, the police beat them up and put them in prison
they were signs everywhere ( beach, on benches, buses...) : WHITES ONLY
Black women worked as a maid for white people and couln't look after their own children
If black people didn't respect the signs, the police or the white people beat them up
Without a pass, they couldn't enter white areas.
PELIZWA
she didn't live during apartheid
she didn't have to protest or fight
she was free