Angelou, Maya. The Collected Autobiographies of Maya Angelou. Random House.
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Pan-African Congress
Connections
| Connections | Author name Sort descending | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Travel | Maya Angelou | Her next travel, in very different style, was to London with Vusumzi Make
when he attended a Pan-African Congress
meeting there. |
| politics | Bessie Head | BH
found that Cape Coloured people were far more politically aware than those in Durban, conscious of and increasingly resistant to being subject as a group to discriminatory laws. They also had an internal class... |
Timeline
15-21 October 1945: The fifth Pan-African Congress, held in Manchester,...
National or international item
15-21 October 1945
The fifth Pan-African Congress
, held in Manchester, UK, marked the beginning of the end of colonial rule in Africa and the Caribbean.
21 March 1960: Sixty-seven black demonstrators were killed...
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21 March 1960
Sixty-seven black demonstrators were killed when South African police fired into an unarmed Pan-African demonstration against pass laws in the Transvaal; this event became known as the Sharpeville Massacre.
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