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c. 1898-1967 / South Africa
Albert Luthuli
The Chief Who Challenged Apartheid
Albert Luthuli was a teacher, Zulu chief and leader who stood against apartheid without giving up his belief in human dignity. His journey took him from rural KwaZulu-Natal to the Nobel Peace Prize, and made South Africa’s struggle known around the world.
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01A Teacher Becomes Chief3 min
02Choosing Freedom Over Power3 min
03A Voice the World Heard3 min
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