26 Apr 2017

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Freedom Day: An anatomy of privilege

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Michelle Bao and Jacquelyn Guillen and Thembalethu Mtshali
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A visual representation of privilege.
A visual representation of privilege.

Ahead of Freedom Day, City Press followed two children to document their vastly different lives

Tolga’s day 

It’s 6am in Blairgowrie, 40km northwest of Katlehong. Tolga Güles (9) untangles himself from his blanket cocoon. He rubs sleep from his eyes and pads across his bedroom’s carpeted floor to give his mother a kiss. 

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