Born a Crime (Ch 1-4)

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What group does Trevor choose to join as a part of his identity by the end of chapter 4?

Back

Trevor chooses to identify as Black.

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What tribe does Trevor's mother belong to?

Back

Trevor's mother belongs to the Xhosa tribe.

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What was the problem with Trevor's mother living in Johannesburg?

Back

It was illegal for Black people to live in Johannesburg.

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What action was taken to protect Trevor as a child?

Back

Trevor was kept indoors most of the time.

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How did Trevor's mom hide in Johannesburg when she first came to the city?

Back

She hid and slept in public bathrooms.

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What does the term 'Coloured' refer to in the context of South Africa?

Back

'Coloured' refers to a racial classification for people of mixed descent in South Africa.

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What is the significance of Trevor's mixed-race identity in 'Born a Crime'?

Back

Trevor's mixed-race identity highlights the complexities of race and identity in apartheid South Africa.

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What challenges did Trevor face due to his racial identity?

Back

Trevor faced discrimination and confusion about his identity due to the apartheid system.

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What role did Trevor's mother play in his upbringing?

Back

Trevor's mother was a strong influence, teaching him resilience and independence.

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What does Trevor's experience in Johannesburg reveal about apartheid laws?

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Trevor's experience illustrates the harsh realities and injustices of apartheid laws.