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Makeba: My Story

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Summary of Makeba: My Story

"Makeba: My Story" chronicles the profound and poignant journey of Miriam Makeba, an iconic South African singer and a fervent political activist. Published on January 26, 1988, this memoir encapsulates not only the glamour of her international stardom but also the harsh personal losses and the relentless political turmoil she endured. Makeba's narrative offers a unique lens into the struggles against racial injustice and the fight for voting rights, making this book a vital read for adult education groups. Her story is a vibrant testament to resilience and dedication in the face of oppression, providing readers with a deep understanding of the cultural and historical complexities of apartheid. Engaging and profoundly moving, "Makeba: My Story" invites readers to reflect on the enduring impact of an extraordinary life dedicated to freedom and equality.

Book Details

Published by Dutton Adult on January 26, 1988
249 pages
ISBN: 9780453005616
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