Sarah Baartman
Khoikhoi woman who was kidnapped, sold into slavery and exhibited as a freak show attraction in 19th-century Europe under the name Hottentot Venus
Khoikhoi woman who was kidnapped, sold into slavery and exhibited as a freak show attraction in 19th-century Europe under the name Hottentot Venus
The last person executed in Boston as a witch
Bisho was one of a group of Ethiopian slaves freed by a British warship in 1888 off the coast of Yemen, then taken round the African coast and placed in the care of missionaries in South Africa.
Born into slavery, Anna De Koningh became a socialite in South Africa.
The life of Celiast Smith, a Clatsop woman, embodies an often-overlooked truth about the nineteenth-century Pacific West: the important role women’s movement played in claiming and making homes.
Melanesian indentured labourer Annie Etinside, hailed as a Queensland ‘pioneer’ on her death
Elizabeth Kearney Blood (1899-1969) resisted eviction during Boston’s West End demolition in 1958.
1700s Irish landowner and social radical
Irish civil servant
1600s countess of Cork