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This part of the writing talks or teaches how you can change objetive situations through subjective personal reflection. This make that you can understand your story on an emotional and intelectual way. Everyone around the world has a different story to talk about it but your memory is waiting to be rescue.
Telling the story about what is happening on South Africa is good because the memories of this time are not only of one person, they are carrying with thousands of memories which help recreate every tiny little piece of the story.

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Why is it important to engage in "rememory"?

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Why is it important to engage in "rememory"?

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It is important to engage in rememory because it provides the opportunity to recall vivid moments of horror or joy, from the memories that one has. No textbook,  history lesson or article can relate the memories and experiences as lively and vividly as rememory can.

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In Section 2, the author (an Indian boy) tells the story of life during the apartheid. He explains how the education system was different: schools were divided demographically. He also relates how Indians were forbidden from having contact with kids from other races during their education. Indians and Africans were almost equally discriminated, and they were not allowed to participate in the referendum which dictated if South Africa was to become a republic or not. Afterwards, the realisation that problems would arise and no help from the British would arrive came to South Africa.

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It was a revolt that was against the apartheid and cultural imperialism in the educational system. This claims for all of as the rights of focusing on the historical experiencing. After all of this and also Steve Biko all the education was set on a point that the education became something or took a path in a irreversible course of reconstruction.

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What were some of the first Indian writers on the 1960's and what impact did they had?

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What were some of the first Indian writers on the 1960's and what impact did they had?

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Ahmed Essop, Ismail Choonora, Achmat Dangor, Jayapraga Reddy.
The impact that they had is that

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This section starts with the author explaining how their education is being converted into re-education with the objective of correcting certain beliefs and teachings. The author also tells how stories travel within countries, showing how the ones in power silence other voices to make theirs the only one. This section is concluded with the author explaining how they tried to listen as much as they could from different people, so that they could see things from different perspectives.

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This section explains how South Africa had to completely reconstruct its culture, education and politics when the Apartheid ended. It also explained why an analysis of life in Africa during an Apartheid is necessary, because schools and universities should not be places of oppression. those places were transformed from places of silencing and oppression to places of learning and hope. However, there is a still a long way to go before Africa can declare itself completely Apartheid-free.

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The author explains through all of this that no matter what you have been through because that would be a memory and always is good to think about that and learn from the past, also that the memory is an incredible weapon and that not only to learn things so you don´t reapeat it also that you can learn to live with it.

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The revolt was very important because first it was a revolt made or started by approximately 20,000 students from different schools and this was important because the students wanted to be hear and the teachers also but what they only gain minutes after they raised the placards was blood and deaths of innocent children.

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Do you think the Apartheid was good or bad? Why?

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Do you think the Apartheid was good or bad? Why?

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The Apartheid was very bad, it brought an enormous amount of problems to the African society. Not only was life horrible during the Apartheid, but it also was very hard to recover when it ended (never recovering fully in some aspects).

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How did they reconstruct their education?

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How did they reconstruct their education?

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Policies and different protocols have helped minimize oppression and improve education in post-apartheid South Africa.