HELENE KROON DE KOCK
Yes, all children are welcome to come there, but all children do not come.  It is, I so hoped in my heart and it is still maybe a dream and a vision that people will in this country be so reconciled that we would take hands together and say listen, we are going to uplift one another together, and I am not going to separate myself from the realities of this nation.  But still it is very difficult for me to draw the White children into that school. Maybe because of the history.
 There is another thing that I have got to mention here.  People in the Afrikaner sector does not care what your beliefs really are. The minute that you differ from them, they label you, they call you names and they call you a Communist.  If you have been called a Communist by the Afrikaner community there is no way back.  There is no way out of it.  I mean, you are labelled, you are different and you are (indistinct).  We had to learn to live within separation.  In the apartheid time they had this home arrest.  I know what it means to be under home arrest through a community up to this day.