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Judy Chalmers

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with fellow Black Sash activist Diana Bishop. Chalmers and Bishop were injured, but Blackburn and Bishop's husband, Brian, were killed.
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intensified, Chalmers and Blackburn grew disenchanted with traditional white politics, particularly after they attended the funeral of
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Chalmers is married and has three daughters and several grandchildren. After leaving Parliament, she retired to
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In late December 1985, Chalmers and Blackburn were in a car accident while driving back to Port Elizabeth from
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by the apartheid government. The office was often subject to vandalism and was ultimately set alight.
160: 105: 159:; born 16 November 1932) is a South African retired politician and activist who represented the 154: 590: 85: 605: 196: 8: 615: 231: 408: 195:. Her father was Edgar Bellhouse, a founding member and former chair of the liberal ( 207:. She was educated in Port Elizabeth and briefly attended college in England. As 204: 130: 212: 188: 77: 564: 412: 216: 192: 81: 278: 227: 176: 95: 435:"2 Campaigners Against Apartheid Die in Head-on Car Crash in South Africa" 401:"White South African Women Step Off Their Pedestals to Fight Apartheid" 238: 223: 172: 117: 208: 168: 465:. Department of Justice and Constitutional Development. 24 May 1994 520:"Former ANC MP Judy Chalmers doing well after Covid-19 diagnosis" 253:
in 1994, Chalmers was elected to represent the ANC in the
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Speech on the occasion of Nelson Mandela's birthday
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Index

Member of the National Assembly
Port Elizabeth
Cape Province
Union of South Africa
South Africa
African National Congress
Black Sash
Molly Blackburn
nÊe
African National Congress
National Assembly
apartheid
Black Sash
Eastern Cape
Port Elizabeth
Cape Province
white
Progressive Party
Molly Blackburn
apartheid
Robert Sobukwe
Graaff-Reinet
Black Sash
Eastern Cape
human rights abuses
Oudtshoorn
first post-apartheid elections
National Assembly
1999
2004

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