Racism In Mark Mathabane's Kaffir Boy

In Mark Mathabane’s autobiography Kaffir boy. As Mr.Mathabane aged in South Africa under a form of government named apartheid where people are categorized according to their skin color.White people lived in different place with black people and their life were separated in pretty much every suspect, white people as the lord, black people as the servant.Mr.Mathabane’s opinion toward many things changed, one of the greatest change was Mr.Mathabane’s attitude toward education,but there are also many other factor also changed, Three of the most obvious ones were Mathabane’s level of self-esteem, his attitude toward Christianity and his attitude toward his father.
Mark Mathabane’s level of self-esteem changed dramatically as he gets older, in the …show more content…
I do this all the time.” even though he does not totally believes in it, his opinion has gentled a lot