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Music in the movement against apartheid
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The apartheid regime in South Africa began in 1948 and lasted until 1994. It involved a system of institutionalized racial segregation, violence, terror, and white supremacy, and placed all political
South African singer Miriam Makeba popularised a number of songs that protested apartheid.
South African singer Miriam Makeba popularised a number of songs that protested apartheid.
Singer Dorothy Masuka (pictured here in 2015), who wrote "uDr. Malan Unomthetho Onzima" (Dr. Malan's Government is Harsh)
Singer Dorothy Masuka (pictured here in 2015), who wrote "uDr. Malan Unomthetho Onzima" (Dr. Malan's Government is Harsh)
A painting of the Sharpeville Massacre of March 1960
A painting of the Sharpeville Massacre of March 1960
Jazz pianist Abdullah Ibrahim (pictured here in 2011) composed "Mannenberg", an instrumental piece that invoked themes of freedom and cultural identit
Jazz pianist Abdullah Ibrahim (pictured here in 2011) composed "Mannenberg", an instrumental piece that invoked themes of freedom and cultural identity.