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… Secondary School, one of her teachers gave her a copy of a Black Consciousness booklet which featured women activists …

… Amendment Ordinance and Immigration Restriction Act or “Black Act” . When the Restriction Act came into force in … into South Africa. He was not, however, sympathetic to black aspirations. Schlesin was 59 when Gandhi was shot on 30 …

… of that year he began baptising his followers in the Black Kei River near his home at Ntabelanga. Because of his …

… Labour Party. Martin Plaut's publications include: Power! Black workers, their unions and the struggle for freedom in …

… built and began a programme to establish trade unions for black workers who were barred from joining trade unions by …

… of photography in Bushbuck Ridge after being donated a black and white enlarger by The Sowetan. He also serves on …

… political debate on the inequalities suffered by black people. His political involvement began when he came …

… When Ribeiro went to the back of the shop, she found that black people were served from a small window. She went back …

… for the next seven years. Inspired by the death of Black Consciousness leader Steve Biko in 1978, the artist …

… apart, incised tissue, as Patrikios sawed through a black Zimbabwean’s leg. In the ensuing racial uproar, the …

… a unique space within the city where creative black artists could engage and interact. It was here that the …

… a ‘chieftainess of the Matlalas’ but because she ‘was a black woman she could be insulted, slapped, stripped. From …

… subsequently banned. The Nursing Act discriminated against black nurses by promoting segregation and the dominance of …

… his ideas. He moved towards non-racialism and away from  Black Consciousness  ideology. Lekota was released from …

… economy, administration and relations with other Black African states were repaired and developed. During his …

… Town had been the sites of the first armed clashes between Black and White in South Africa. The first conflicts between … Blacks, they were debarred from the national parliament. Black councillors had served on the municipal council since … by a new body, initially comprising White women, the Black Sash, who staged a long-running picket outside parliament …

… literature, and went on to become Editor of the daily Black edition of the Rand Daily Mail and Vice President of … following the Sharpeville massacre in 1960 of 69 unarmed black people protesting peacefully against the pass laws. He … the only member of Senate who opposed the appointment of a black lecturer, Archie Mafeje, in an incident that eventually …

… the Johannesburg Indian High School and was one of only 12 black students to be accepted by the Medical Faculty of the …

… fraudster" as its new anti-corruption head and first black treasury director. Mahlangu refused to vote on the …

… and poverty.  He also predicted that the rise of a ‘black bourgeoisie’ would simply be a continuation of gross …

… and others. While he was on bail, the massacre of 69 Black people shot down by the police at Sharpeville in 1960 …

… racial discrimination imposed by apartheid which forced black people and his personal experiences of racism served as …

… South Africa (1990) Opposites (1991) - children's book of black and white pictures. Women by Women: 50 Years of Women's …

… out that he was the first to provide adequate housing for Black mineworkers and their families on the copper mines in …

… the Beam : An Epic on Sex-Relationship ' Twixt White and Black in British South Africa (1921), and translations of …

… South Africa, Tennis Palace Art Museum, Helsinki (2010); Black Womanhood: Images, Icons and Ideologies of the African …

… Xundu took sabbatical leave to work full time for the Black Community Programmes (BCP).  During this time he worked …

… approached, D’Oliveira realised that he had no future as a Black cricketer in South Africa. D’Oliveira wanted to play in …

… activities in a hospital where he protested that the black nurses were paid less than whites, who were doing the …

… in Weekend World, banned along with World Staff and Black Consciousness organizations in October 1977. Some of …