Flashpoint: How a Little-Known Sporting Event Fueled America's Anti- Apartheid Movement - 9781538144695
Sport. Rugby Union. Anti-apartheid demonstration at Twickenham. Demonstratons at the Springbok rugby match at Twickenham protesting against the visit of the South Africa rugby team. November 1969 Z11283-002 Stock Photo - Alamy
Sports Campaigns carried out by the Anti Apartheid Movement
Racing in the shadows of mine dumps: Black African cycle sport on South Africa's gold mines in the apartheid era | The Heritage Portal
Sport Rugby Union. East Midlands v South Africa. Demonstration against the Springbok visit and apartheid policy. A demonstrator Stock Photo - Alamy
Apartheid, the real hurdle: Sport in South Africa & the international boycott: Ramsamy, Sam: 9780904759501: Amazon.com: Books
Episode 65: Painful testimonies of racism shake the culture of denial of apartheid in South African cricket
Sports Campaigns carried out by the Anti Apartheid Movement
From the archive, 19 August 1969: Anti-apartheid groups shouldn't mix sport with politics | Sport | The Guardian
Nelson Mandela knew sport had the power to help end apartheid - PATRICK COLLINS | Daily Mail Online
Confront racism at every level in sport, says Peter Hain - New African Magazine
The International Journal of the History of Sport, Volume 36, 2019, Issue 1: New Perspectives on Sport and Apartheid: Local and Global | idrottsforum.org
Anti-Apartheid Movement – Imperial & Global Forum
The 1971 Springboks: 'Coming between these blokes and their sport was the most dangerous thing I've done' | Sport | The Guardian
Fighting Apartheid with Sports - JSTOR Daily
How Sports Changed Apartheid South Africa - The Garnette Report
Darius Dhlomo:A Footballer in the Era of Apartheid - Africa e Mediterraneo
African Activist Archive - Home
Sport in the Apartheid Era - Sport in Southern Africa
Call for Papers | “Apartheid Sport: Global and Historical Perspectives”| Special Issue of The International Journal of the History of Sport. Call ends June 18, 2018 | idrottsforum.org
Palestine International Broadcast - Boycott Israel Apartheid Sport On 26 Feb in 1968, thirty-two African nations agree to boycott the Olympics because of the presence of apartheid South Africa. The boycott of
Recalling the Challenge Mounted By Oppressed Sportspeople Against Apartheid In Sport By Cheryl Roberts | africanwomanwarriorcherylroberts
I was ashamed - rugby propped up apartheid': Fifty years on, ex-Wales flanker John Taylor on why he refused to play Springbok tourists
The Sports Teams Who Defied The Apartheid Boycott of South Africa
Post-apartheid South Africa celebrates Springboks' first black captain | Efe | English edition | Agencia EFE
