From the oppressed side of apartheid, Albert Lutuli (1898—1967) became the first African to receive a Nobel Prize for Peace. “If there is an extra-royal gentry in Zulu society, then it was into this ...
Racism continues to stain society and challenge the church’s commitment to a color-blind gospel. Albert Lutuli’s peaceful pursuit of justice in South Africa pointed a way forward for the generations ...
The police were relentless in their pursuit of Albert Lutuli, the Methodist preacher and anti-apartheid activist who became the first African to win a Nobel Peace Prize. For years, they imprisoned him ...
Albert Lutuli was the first African peace laureate for advocating non-violent resistance to racial discrimination in South Africa The Nobel Peace Prize, first awarded in 1901, has this year gone to ...
Albert Lutuli was the first African peace laureate for advocating non-violent resistance to racial discrimination in South Africa The Nobel Peace Prize, first awarded in 1901, has this year gone to ...
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