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CreditDrum Stories / Bailey's African History Archive / african.pictures
DescriptionHer Passport to Another World is a Coloured Identity Card: I didn't ply Black – I went Black by Regina Brooks: This article narrates the story of Regina Brooks' transformation from a white identity to a Non-White status in South Africa, which began when she was arrested as a young woman in 1954. It highlights the challenges and experiences with racial prejudices and her acceptance of her new identity in a divided society. The story takes place in the 1960s in Johannesburg. CONTACT US TO ORDER AND LICENSE THE IMAGES FROM THIS ARTICLE
FilenameAPN760692.pdf
File TypePDF
File Size13 MB
Date Created2 January 1966

Drum Magazine story, South Africa edition, January 1966_007

Her Passport to Another World is a Coloured Identity Card: I didn't ply Black – I went Black by Regina Brooks: This article narrates the story of Regina Brooks' transformation from a white identity to a Non-White status in South Africa, which began when she was arrested as a young woman in 1954. It highlights the challenges and experiences with racial prejudices and her acceptance of her new identity in a divided society. The story takes place in the 1960s in Johannesburg. CONTACT US TO ORDER AND LICENSE THE IMAGES FROM THIS ARTICLE
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