Guide to the Black Sash Archival Collections in South Africa

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"It'll be a great day" Black Sash Poster

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection] Date(s): mid-1980s

"Vote" Poster

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection]

Area placards

[Black Sash (Cape Western Region) Archive] Description: Oversized.

Black Sash banner: "Black Sash Justice Peace Democracy"

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection] Description: Cotton cloth with painted balck letters, newspaper backing. Presented by the Black Sash in August 1995
Date(s): c. 1990

Black Sash banner: "Black Sash reject Group Areas, Slums and Squatter's Bills"

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection] Description: Painted cotton cloth with rope for hanging. Fabric damaged. Presented by the Black Sash in August 1995

Black Sash banner: "Death Squads: The Truth Must Be Told"

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection] Description: Black paint on white cotton. Presented by the Black Sash in August 1995

Black Sash banner: "Forward to a united democratic South Africa"

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection] Description: Black paint on white cotton cloth, wooden batons. Presented by the Black Sash in August 1995

Black Sash banner: "Human Rights Now"

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection] Description: White paint on red cotton cloth. With Women's Movement logo. Presented by the Black Sash in August 1995

Black Sash banner: "The Black Sash feminism is a liberating alternative. Bread and roses. Free the children. Save the humans. Remember all our women for the fighting years. Remember all our women for their triumphs and their tears"

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection] Description: Coloured cotton cloth, painted with newspaper backing. Elastic ties. Presented by the Black Sash in August 1995
Date(s): c. August 1989. Date taken from newspaper backing

Black Sash banner: "The role of paralegals in South Africa. Working for justice Cape Town 1990"

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection] Description: Cotton cloth painted, with newspaper backing, masking tape edging, string ties. Presented by the Black Sash in August 1995
Date(s): c. July 1990. Date taken from newspaper backing

Black Sash poster

[Iziko Museums of Cape Town Social History Collection] Description: Depicts two boys

Children in detention

[Mary Burton Papers] Description: Includes The Children Action Group, children at risk, Free the Children Campaign, pamphlets and posters

Christian-themed anti-apartheid poster

[Records of the Black Sash (Natal Coastal Region)] Description: Illustrations comprise a picture of the crucifixion, and workers with hands raised; references to several biblical texts "for reflection" include: " stand for the truh", " say no to ungodly apartheid elections, " Christians working for a non-racial, [. . .]
Date(s): Undated

Citizens Action Committee poster of J B Vorster

[Jean Sinclair Papers (President of the Black Sash)] Date(s): Undated

Deaths in detention and in police custody

[Black Sash (Cape Western Region) Archive] Description: Details for 1964-1992 and handmade poster: "Detainees who have died in detention" [1963-1983]
Date(s): 1963-1992

Detentions

[Mary Burton Papers] Description: Includes correspondence, newsletters, newspaper clips, pamphlets, posters, Trauma Centre for Victims of Violence and Torture

Leaflets, booklets and posters

[Black Sash (Cape Western Region) Archive] Date(s): 1950s-1990s

Pamphlets and posters

[Mary Burton Papers]

Photograph of poster: "Wanted for apartheid crimes"

[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 12/01/2005. Colour print.
Date(s): 1993

Photograph: Printed with poster "Radio SA don't slant the news"

[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 13/01/1994. Photograph used in book: M Rodgers, The Black Sash, Johannesburg 1956. B/W print. Fragment.