CLEAN: Tree schools blemish South Africa's education system

The video begins with greetings and introductory remarks, followed by a discussion on the replication of poverty and oppression systems in South Africa, particularly in urban and rural areas. It highlights the invisibility of these issues and the importance of political voice. The video also includes various cultural references and concludes with final thoughts and reflections.

What are some ways in which poverty and oppression are replicated in society?

How does the experience of urban areas differ from that of rural areas in terms of education?

In what ways can political voices of the rural poor impact societal change?

Reflect on the statement 'It's very easy for these things not to be seen.' What does this imply about societal awareness?

What does the phrase 'I'm invisible' suggest about the speaker's feelings?