Table of Contents

Her life: Early years; University; The Congress Alliance; Life in exile. Her writing: Africans turned off the land; Pretoria conquered by the women!; Pass books for women issued in Winburg; Alexandra: where the pass laws breed murder; The new slavery; Tens of thousands flock to Mai Mai daily; Anti-pass protests shake the land; Potato boycott launched; Farm slave scheme cracks; In the presence of history; South Africa today; Our duty - as we see it; From the Freedom Charter to armed struggle; After Soweto: a response; Revolutionary propaganda at home and abroad: discussion guide note; The gold of migrant labour; Gentlemen and officers; The cell. Her legacy: Bibliography; Photo credits.

About the Author

Don Pinnock is a former editor of Getaway magazine and a director of Southern Write, an association of top travel writers and photographers in Africa. He is the author of African Journeys; Blue Ice: Travels in Antarctica; The Brotherhoods: Street Gangs and State Control; Gangs, Rituals, and Rites of Passage; Love Letters to Africa; Natural Selections; Rainmaker; The Woman Who Lived in a Tree; and Writing Left.