And They Didn't Die by Lauretta Ngcobo

This novel explores the resilience and struggles of a group of women in a rural South African village during the apartheid era. As they grapple with oppressive laws, land seizures, and the forced labor system that sends their men to work in distant mines, the women band together to sustain their families and community. Their story is one of survival and solidarity in the face of systemic racism and sexism, highlighting the intersection of personal and political battles while showcasing the strength and endurance of women under extreme hardship.

The 5093rd greatest book of all time


Published
1990
Nationality
South African
Type
Fiction
Pages
286
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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