When a girl calls Brunette a 'coconut', the Siyagruvers suddenly notice the difference between life in the suburbs and life in the townships or Cape Flats. They have to do something about it - but what? And, hey, how come Shelley's mom (of all people) is riding around the townships as if it's her turf?
'I don't think this problem has been tackled in our school yet. It should be.' - A reader
When a girl calls Brunette a 'coconut', the Siyagruvers suddenly notice the difference between life in the suburbs and life in the townships or Cape Flats. They have to do something about it - but what? And, hey, how come Shelley's mom (of all people) is riding around the townships as if it's her turf?
'I don't think this problem has been tackled in our school yet. It should be.' - A reader
When a girl calls Brunette a 'coconut', the Siyagruvers suddenly notice the difference between life in the suburbs and life in the townships or Cape Flats. They have to do something about it - but what? And, hey, how come Shelley's mom (of all people) is riding around the townships as if it's her turf?
'I don't think this problem has been tackled in our school yet. It should be.' - A reader
