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c. 1871-1939 / South Africa, Britain and United States
Charlotte Maxeke
Singer, scholar and pioneer of freedom
Before apartheid had a name, Charlotte Maxeke was challenging the unfair system that shaped Black South African lives. From a choir stage to a university in America and protests at home, she used her voice, learning and courage to open doors for women.
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01A Song Across the Sea3 min
02Back Home to Build3 min
03Women Will Not Carry Passes3 min
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