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Blouvlei ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● both ● ● • located in Capetown poverty living in shacks (less stable in Guguletu) lack of space and privacy illustrate the effects of apartheid politics very poor education ● ● ● ● ● Guguletu ● friendly / peaceful / comfortable feeling of home people know each other very well -> look out for each other/help each other only one school, but no educational problem parents are involved in their childrens' lives -> connected to their children home of white Africans / old home of black Africans who were driven off by Whites ● people from Guguletu are employed for housekeeping jobs etc. shacks were built by themselves ● black people lived there because they wanted to, not because they were forced to have sport facilities such as rugby -> good social life they live in a tiny space so they compare themselves to a can of sardines township was not ready to be lived in work a lot: 6 days a week parents work for white people - nor time to look after own children / different family dynamics than in Blouvlei many people are forced to live in Guguletu -> not allowed to be in places like Blouvlei anymore due to apartheid left to their own devices to figure out how to survive high rate of vandalism/criminality -> unsafe constant sense of fear living there / feel separated / loss of communal sense...
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/ sometimes families are torn apart to live there / people hate it there educational problem even though there are many schools Blouvlei ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● both ● ● • located in Capetown poverty living in shacks (less stable in Guguletu) lack of space and privacy illustrate the effects of apartheid politics very poor education ● ● ● ● ● Guguletu ● friendly / peaceful / comfortable feeling of home people know each other very well -> look out for each other/help each other only one school, but no educational problem parents are involved in their childrens' lives -> connected to their children home of white Africans / old home of black Africans who were driven off by Whites ● people from Guguletu are employed for housekeeping jobs etc. shacks were built by themselves ● black people lived there because they wanted to, not because they were forced to have sport facilities such as rugby -> good social life they live in a tiny space so they compare themselves to a can of sardines township was not ready to be lived in work a lot: 6 days a week parents work for white people - nor time to look after own children / different family dynamics than in Blouvlei many people are forced to live in Guguletu -> not allowed to be in places like Blouvlei anymore due to apartheid left to their own devices to figure out how to survive high rate of vandalism/criminality -> unsafe constant sense of fear living there / feel separated / loss of communal sense / sometimes families are torn apart to live there / people hate it there educational problem even though there are many schools