Charlotte Mannya-Maxeke Institute (CMMI)
  • Home
  • About us
    • About Charlotte Maxeke
    • Our Newsletter
    • News
  • Programs & Events
    • Programs
    • Legacy Programs
    • Commemorative Events 
  • Archive
  • Store
  • Contact us
  • SUPPORT
0
Your cart is empty. Go to Shop.
December 8 2016

Heralded heroine: Why is Charlotte Maxeke’s life such a blurry memory for SA?

News Beauty of the Heart, Charlotte Mannya Maxeke, South Africa’s first black female graduate, Wilberforce University

Beauty of the Heart: The Life and Times of Charlotte Mannya Maxeke by Zubeida Jaffer (Sun Media) is the story of a remarkable woman who has long been written out of history and pushed aside in official school and university curricula.

She was South Africa’s first black female graduate, obtaining a BSc degree at Wilberforce University in Ohio in 1901. It was a time when only a handful of white women were accepted for study in the country. No higher education facility would have granted her permission to study in the country of her birth.

Beauty of the Heart pulls together and fleshes out the different strands of her life.

To read more: https://mg.co.za/article/2016-09-08-00-heralded-heroine-why-is-charlotte-maxekes-life-such-a-blurry-memory-for-sa

A book on the life of liberation struggle icon, Charlotte Maxeke launched Maxeke’s legacy is celebrated

Related Posts

Charlotte Maxeke Annual Lecture & Awards

News

Charlotte Maxeke Annual Lecture & Awards

News

Dr Anna Mokgokong delivers the Charlotte Maxeke Memorial Lecture

News

Maxwell Moeketsi Maxeke on the Intergenerational women dialogue

ON SOCIALS
Copyright © 2023 Charlotte Mannya-Maxeke Institute