Women gathered at the school for a meeting in

Women gathered at the school for a meeting in one of the classrooms while the boy looks on, Soweto, 1992. Ruth Seopedi Motau was the first black female photographer who was employed by a South African newspaper as photo editor. Her photography focuses on social documentary influenced by photojournalism and the marginalisation of black people and communities

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Classrooms Communities Editor Employed Focuses Influenced Marginalisation Motau Photo-editor Photojournalism Pupil Seopedi Soweto

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