• give bullets to explain what it reveals about the person, place, or concept

• explain how this impacts Trevor's life and his family

• This quote shows how little of a chance the government gave to blacks to develop/maintain themselves.

• By giving them a set of jobs - they limited them to hard physical labor with minimal wage that didn’t give them a chance to live fully.

  
  

New group - "South Africa mixed people became to be classified as their own group" pg. 22

Jobs - "If you were a black man, you worked on a farm or factory" pg. 23

Group 3 Peroid 1

when I was a toddler, my dad tried to go with us.We were in the park, he was walking a good bit away from us, and I ran after him, streaming''daddy daddy daddy'' he panicked and ran away.Pg27 paragraph 4

The only time I could be with my father was indoors. If we left the house, he'd have to walk across the street from

us.pg27 paragraph 5 Trevor sometimes felt his father was distant,and a little bit sad but later realized it was to protect him from legal trouble.

-They saw her as a person who broke the law

-No matter what her family thought she loved her son

-This impacted trevors life because It showed to him that It doesn't matter what people think, in the end, making him a stronger person.

• The author says that any skill-based job is not longer available for colored or black people, and it’s regulated to be exclusively for white people.

  
  

“Down the corridor was a tall, brown-haired, brown-eyed Swiss/German expat named Robert.” （Pg.24）

Robert's appearance is explained, and it is implied that Noah's father and mother are of different races. In the context of Aparthied, Noah means criminality and danger from birth.

• The quote tells us how the government treated black majority in the country, providing them limited living space and designing it as if it was temporary housing.

• Also shows how dangerous the ‘ghettos’ were, again demonstrating how poorly the law treated black people.