Philip Vundla was a leader of the struggle against poverty and discrimination in his native city of Johannesburg, South Africa, in the 1950s and 1960s. Strikes and boycotts were his stock-in-trade in his single-minded fight for the poor and defenseless. In the midst of his battles, Philip had a profound change experience that deepened his commitment and led him to take his story of standing for what is right and speaking “truth to power” to centres across the world.

This is an autobiography of an extraordinary African. Agnes Leakey Hofmeyr was the daughter of Gray Leakey, a Kenyan farmer who was buried alive on Mount Kenya as a human sacrifice to the gods of the Mau Mau. As a child, she had a fascinating life among the wild animals of Kenya. But the Mau Mau revolution led to a double tragedy in her young life.

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"Esperança nas Cidades tem apresentado um mapa para o futuro", diz o ex-governador da Virgínia, Tim Kaine em seu prefácio para o livro “Construção de Confiança: uma conversa honesta sobre raça, reconciliação e responsabilidade”, de Rob Corcoran, publicado este mês pela gráfica da Universidade da Virgínia.

"Hope in the Cities has provided a map for the future," says former Virginia governor Tim Kaine in his foreword to Trustbuilding: an honest conversation on race, reconciliation, and responsibility, by Rob Corcoran, which is published this month by University of Virginia Press.