children have barely changed from the superstitious stereotyping josaphat had to endure as a child. this is their school where. i go or not where. i started from standard one standard to say even when i was here i was alone many children. didn't know what is the i've been so sometimes i wanted to play with. bots they're around. because they were told that. you know. say a cuss. this is where i live it's my corner do you want to see where i sleep a tiny two square meter spot of land in the open air is what fifty year old sayed calls home for three years he's been forced to live with his sister and at her expense because he can no longer find work so you just become virtually disabled simply by the color of his skin it was in two thousand and ten i was collecting dry branches from the forest when two massai men came up and asked if i had any tobacco i did have some with me and when i bent down to pick up my tobacco they hit me on the back of my head with a stick they hit me three times two strikes to the back of my head and then they punched me in the face i was knocked out and when i

organizations helped her to move on to a prestigious school by tanzania instead it's a time that ends next year. josaphat toner and his colleagues are in a long country drive from tanzania as largest city of daraa salaam to lake victoria the region whether in many albion or communities when i was born there himself it is said to ghana because i needed to drive really armed and you know as. you know because of the. situation because of this situation crumbling sometimes is very nice. they meet their first i'll be you know in search of help before even leaving the city in the suburbs they meet a teenager who's begging for money from passing drivers stuck in daraa salaams never ending traffic jams why are you here don't you know how bad it is for you to stand out in the sun for such a long time i know. i'm alone and need money to live. many people with. and being disconnected from so sad and sometimes you can see even this guy when he was begging. every day at school is the same for the l.b.o. children they wake up early eat breakfast go for lessons and have lunch and dinner one of the three campus gods wil