Reflecting on a life shaped by diverse South African communities, PAT PILLAI the importance of engagement and activism in reclaiming our shared identity.
Baby Pat Pillai with his mom, Marie Judy Pillai, after the District Six eviction. Cape Flats, 1965.
Reflecting on a life shaped by diverse South African communities, PAT PILLAI the importance of engagement and activism in reclaiming our shared identity.
50 years since the youth uprising of 1976.
I’ve been a migrant in my own country.
I am a child of many families. Many communities have nurtured me.
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