Ruth First Book order

May 4, 1925 – August 17, 1982

Ruth First was a South African politician, scholar, and reporter who was a prominent anti-apartheid activist. Her work focused on dissecting the roots and consequences of racial discrimination and oppression within South Africa. Through her writing and political engagement, she exposed the injustices of the apartheid regime, inspiring others in the struggle for freedom and equality. Her legacy endures in the scholarship that continues to analyze social justice and human rights.

2023
Selected Writings
76 pages
3 hours of reading
Ruth First's life as an anti-apartheid activist is vividly depicted, highlighting her roles as a journalist and intellectual in South Africa. The book explores her experiences, including her imprisonment during the Treason Trial and her insights on significant events like the 1956 Women's March and the apartheid regime. An introductory essay by Vashna Jagarnath reflects on First's enduring legacy and contributions to the struggle against oppression, providing context to her impactful work and the historical backdrop of her activism.
1991
Gefangener Mut

Selected Writings

Gefangener Mut