What it Felt like to be Coloured with them all being White.

Deborah speaks to Eve Kelly about her experience as a coloured woman living in post-Apartheid South Africa.   Eve was one of only 15 children admitted to a whites-only school in 1994. In this interview she explains how she felt anxiety because of the colour of her skin, and how she felt pressure from the coloured community to "set the right example".   She discusses how she lived in fear because of how she looked on the outside, and how becoming Emotionally Intelligent has helped her deal with this fear and anxiety.  www.eqforall.org