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… also slaves. They also had little chance of education. Women slaves were at risk of being raped by their masters and …

… coconut plucking are their traditional occupation. Their women folk engage in coconut palm leaf platting, rope making … are called as ‘Yerukula’ in Andhra Pradesh after their women’s traditional profession of fortune telling (Eruka …

… of the Eze Nri. Democratically run, men and occasionally women in the Kingdom’s villages took part in decision-making …

… and difficult living conditions, meaning that many slave women were unable to fall pregnant, could not bring a child …

… first hand the Bond’s divisive attempt to detach Afrikaner women from his trade union. For the Broederbond, he noted, …

… for recruitment and military training of young men and women. Many Black people felt in danger of being arrested by …

… pledged not to submit to the ban and, after dissolving the Women’s and Youth Leagues, decided to “carry on in its own …

… Convention of elected representatives of all adult men and women on an equal basis irrespective of race, colour, creed …

… hands at bargaining. This is especially the case with the women, and it was they who brought us most of our supplies …

… of the previously disadvantaged groups e.g. Black women and all other cultures outside the Afrikaans culture. …

… of the Bulhoek Massacre, in which 190 black men, women and children had been mown down by troops in 1921 after …

… as they were the progeny of Arab immigrants and Indian women. Konkani dominance of trade and farming declined during …

… the state of emergency in 1960. He was attractive to women and had a number of extramarital relationships. His …