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Sonja Schlesin

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"Sonja Schlesin: Gandhi's Secretary" unveils the remarkable yet often overlooked story of Sonja Schlesin, a pivotal figure in the fight for racial justice alongside Mahatma Gandhi. Published on March 15, 2006, this biography delves deep into the life of a woman who not only managed Gandhi's correspondences but also embodied the struggle and resilience inherent in the movement against racial oppression. Ideal for adult education settings, this narrative provides a unique lens on historical events through the eyes of an influential female activist. Readers are invited to explore the personal and professional challenges Sonja faced, offering a broader understanding of the socio-political dynamics of the time. The book encourages reflection on how individual actions contribute to larger social change, inspiring current and future generations to continue the fight for justice and equality in their own communities.

Book Details

Published by Pax Books on March 15, 2006
101 pages
ISBN: 9780951902219
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