Dark Secrets of Mission School During Apartheid (Part 1) | Unpacked with - Episode 133 | Season 3
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2023
- Join us in this compelling episode of "Unpacked with Relebogile Mabotja," where we delve into the extraordinary life of Celimpilo Malinga. Raised in a family deeply rooted in a Mission Church, Celimpilo shares her experiences growing up in a structured, church-driven environment. This episode offers a profound look into her life at the Mission School, revealing the complexities of a community shaped by strict religious beliefs and practices.
Discover how Celimpilo navigated a world where racial and cultural differences played a significant role, influencing her upbringing and shaping her perspectives. From her early impressions of the school to the challenging moments that led to a pivotal turning point in her life, Celimpilo's story is one of resilience and courage.
Witness the impact of her unexpected expulsion from the Mission, an event that not only severed her ties with the church but also with her family, leading to a daunting journey of self-discovery and survival. Her narrative explores themes of discrimination, family dynamics, and the struggle for acceptance in a community bound by rigid norms.
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The story of Kwasizabantu is incredible. A perfect case study of cult behavior and exploitation.
Kwasizabantu is the church she was in the same school with my uncles 😢Domino !!! They were all treated horrible 😭😭
She's so gorgeous but I have so many questions. 😢😢😢
I'm so happy that those guys helped her and didn't touch her 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
This is was one of the saddest things I ever heard of! 🥹🥹That apartheid regime in South Africa was so sad & shameful 🙏🏽
Its not apartheid, we still have cult churches led by black people. This was a cult.
@@meridahmwase648it's actually apartheid. Coz "religion" was introduced to us by white people. We were fine before they brought along the Bible. Hence why today we have black people who are leading the very same cults and churches. It has been passed down to the next generations and that's why we have the same problem today.
I know the church, in my teens we use to go there. They had big sermons during june and december. They ould disperse bus across kzn to collect people. Thousands would gather in praise and worship for a week or so, accommodation and food was provided. It brought a lot of people closer to christ. We were happy that we could offload our sins and accept Christ.If we all knew this was happening, we would not have attended these big sermons. It is sad to hear such and worse in the name of christ. Its true what they say, what happens in the dark will come to light. When i look back there are things that were off like cutting your hair short, no make up, girls seperated from boys. Am sorry you had to go through this, hope you find healing
Ngiyalazi ngeqa mina😮
I know the church, my principal in Primary school was a member of that church and she was not staying too far from my home.
It seems this church had a wide-reaching influence. Hearing from those close to us can be particularly impactful.
Kwa sizabantu I once saw a video of a white guy Pastor talking about how he established a church in tugela ferry
That video sounds like it would shed more light on the church's origins. Understanding the foundation can often explain a lot. Thanks for sharing!
This is why I'm not religious. Stories like these.
People around there love the church and the founder.
Absolutely, the church and its founder hold a significant place in the hearts of our black communities. It’s important to hear all sides to these stories.
This church reminds me of Jehovahs Witness,
I would really like to hear from someone who has left it
A lot of people left, it was like a cult. People with delinquent or troubled children sent them there to be straghtened.
The parallels you’ve drawn are quite interesting. We’re considering bringing more voices and stories forward, so stay tuned!
Which church is this.....why hide the name? If this video's are done to teach and make people to be aware
For legal reasons. She is talking about things that happened a long time ago, at this point it's her word against the church/school. People/organisations are quick to claim that they are being defamed and sue nowadays.
Errrm Catholic!?
It is KWASIZABANTU. It is based in KZN.
Celimpilo has done so many interviews on this I also don’t understand why they’re being coy
@@LethoHalino kwaSizabantu, she said.
Transparency is key. While we aim to respect privacy, we also strive for openness. Stay tuned for more in-depth discussion in the next part.
Always knew something off with KSB
This is abuse! So much damage due to abuse, trauma caused to families and individuals, discrimination, unfair and inhumane treatment. These are horrific experiences to listen to. ! To sum it all this was institutionalization.
Domino Servite is the school lets expose this cult. Kwasizabantu mission is a cult
She's looks young 4 apartheid
How does a mission even convince a parent to disown a child? I mean I just don’t get it 😭😭😭
It's a complex issue that many struggle to understand. The next part of the episode delves deeper into the personal impacts of these decisions.
The parents must have been brainwashed
The parents should go with their child I mean how rocket science is that
@@relebogilemabotja215 I can’t wait for the next episode.
Its more like a cult. They brainwash them.
Bathong😮 church missionary 😢
there is more to this story, there is something this hun is not telling us
true, something is not fully explained here.
The church sounds like some sort of cult, and also it seems like your parents didn’t want to hear your side of story which doesn’t sit well with me I would like to think your parents were brainwashed 😢 I can’t wait for part 2
Maybe the reason they gave was not to look pretty but hair was not allowed in most African schools in the 80's and 90's at least not rural areas. Just plain hair cut and no styles just for neatness nothing else.
The reason was not for neatness. All over the world, black girls and women were forced to either cover up their hair or cut it off. They viewed us as "too attractive" or too "provocative". Our beauty was a threat so they had to convince us that our hair is ugly.
This was for the purpose of killing self esteem of black women. To make them feel ugly and to hate their hair. This was done almost everywhere where black people were oppressed. It's a pity that to this day some schools still keep this practice in the name of neatness. The brainwashing is deep.