Dorothy Williams (activist)

quotes provided are not quotable October 11 2026 12:53 20261011125356 Dorothy Adams Williams (January 1928 – April 2011) was a South African educator who fought against apartheid. Adams was subject to a banning order and eventually left South Africa in exile; she worked with Albie Sachs in London. After her return to South Africa with her husband, Frank Williams, they were the first mixed-race couple on their street in Wellington, Western Cape. Quotes The whole question of public meetings seemed to have become irrelevant now, because all that happened is that whoever spoke out [was] then served with a banning order. So we decided on this organisation that could look at how we can deal with the problems productively and look at the successful revolutions: Cuba, Algeria, China. We would meet the three together with any other person that any of us had thought might be interested. External links Category:Women from South Africa Category: Women Category: Africa Category: activists