Mine Crew Underground

QUESTIONS OF A WORKER READING HISTORY
WHAT'S IN A NAME - Names change, in our racial society, the confusion remains.

	MAKING OF GOLD - Gold - an industry which feared neither locusts nor cattle diseases, neither drought nor summer floods.’

RESERVES AND POVERTY - In 1913, the South African government made a law, which divided the land between blacks and whites.

	PASS LAWS - The pass was a document of a labour control. Any white or policeman could stop any African and ask to see his pass.

RACISM - the division of people by the colour of their skins.

	COMPOUNDS - There, all the workers were housed in large buildings next to the mines, where workers ate and slept together.

SONGS AND POETRY - People have always expressed their times throught different art forms.