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faheem m
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hi there, i will be doing a exam on poems etc and i need to know if this is good for an introduction
Nothing's Changed addresses the issue of segregation, or separation, of black and white people. Tatamkhulu Afrika wrote the poem after apartheid had officially ended, and this segregation should no longer exist. In the poem, he returns to his home in District Six and is angry to see that 'Nothing's changed'. He describes two very different places, one strictly for 'whites' and the other for 'blacks'. The description of these places shows the injustice of segregation in an officially post-apartheid South Africa.
and i need to know how i can write about this poem i.e. intro, then 2 paragraphs about it, then the facts, then characters, there feelings and diffs to others etc etc, i need to know like that, please can anyone tell me
thanks
Nothing's Changed addresses the issue of segregation, or separation, of black and white people. Tatamkhulu Afrika wrote the poem after apartheid had officially ended, and this segregation should no longer exist. In the poem, he returns to his home in District Six and is angry to see that 'Nothing's changed'. He describes two very different places, one strictly for 'whites' and the other for 'blacks'. The description of these places shows the injustice of segregation in an officially post-apartheid South Africa.
and i need to know how i can write about this poem i.e. intro, then 2 paragraphs about it, then the facts, then characters, there feelings and diffs to others etc etc, i need to know like that, please can anyone tell me
thanks