Black Sash Collection

Black Sash Collection

University of Cape Town

The Black Sash was a non-violent white women's resistance organisation in South Africa. It was founded by Jean Sinclair in 1955. The organisation initially campaigned against the removal of mixed race voters.

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Mixed media
Website
https://digitalcollections.lib.uct.ac.za/black-sash-collection
Country
South Africa South Africa
Rights
University of Cape Town Libraries.
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Women's protest, forming a human chain round the P.M.B.[Pietermaritzburg] cathedral

UCT: University of Cape Town

Large group of women of all races, with linked arms, forming a chain around the Pietermaritzburg Cathedral

[Visit to a creche in Nyanga East with David Mkhize-Siseko]

UCT: University of Cape Town

Group of children in creche

Helen Zille

UCT: University of Cape Town

Helen Zille

Charlene Smith

UCT: University of Cape Town

Charlene Smith

Pension pay-out queues at the Zolani Centre Nyanga 1993

UCT: University of Cape Town

People queueing for their pensions, Zolani Centre, Nyanga, 1993

Peggy Grant

UCT: University of Cape Town

Peggy Grant

Crossroads - 6 Sash members marched with parents demanding re-admission to Sebenza High School for their children who had been …

UCT: University of Cape Town

Crowd of people marching in Crossroads, Cape Town, followed by two South African Police vehicles.

Karin Chubb

UCT: University of Cape Town

Karin Chubb, taken at the Black Sash National Conference 1989

[Black Sash National Conference, c.1984]

UCT: University of Cape Town

Jill Wentzel at Black Sash National Conference, c.1984. Sheena Duncan standing

Pm Croesel

UCT: University of Cape Town

Pru Croeser