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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South Africa
Publication Type
- 338
Organization
- 338
Year
- 35
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UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1987
Poster outside St George's Cathedral, Cape Town, advertising a vigil, Thurs 29 Jan - 6 pm to Fri 30 - 2 pm [1987]. It reads: ""Free the Children""
UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1991
Woman holding a placard which states: SADF leave our kids alone.
UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1992
Black Sash demonstration in Cape Town against the Boipatong massacre of 17 June 1992
UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1992
Black Sash demonstration in Cape Town against the Boipatong massacre of 17 June 1992. Participants included Ros Bush, Sue Philcox, Muriel Crewe, Dorothy Hacking
UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1998
Small Group Discussion At National Conference, 1989: L - R: Candy, Malherbe, Sarah-Anne Rayham, Izzie Pretorius, ?, Mary Burton
UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1998
Delegates at the Black Sash National Conference, 1989.3. From left to right: Anne-Marie Hendrikz, Carla Sutherland, Karin Chubb
UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1998
Unidentified delegate at the Black Sash National Conference, 1989, wearing T-shirt with slogan ""Another mother for peace""
UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1998
Unidentifed delegates at the Black Sash National Conference, 1989
UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1998
Informal photograph of delegates at the Black Sash National Conference, 1989, during a break
UCT: University of Cape Town · 1 October 1998
Black Sash Conference, March 1989