Amy Biehl - Wikipedia
Amy Elizabeth Biehl (April 26, 1967 – August 25, 1993) was a Fulbright Scholar and American graduate of Stanford University and an anti-Apartheid activist in South Africa who was murdered by a black mob shouting anti-white slurs at her in Cape Town. [1]
Amy Biehl is murdered in Cape Town - South African History …
1993年8月25日 · In 1993, an American Fulbright post-graduate, Amy Elizabeth Biehl (who was 26 years old), was dragged from her car by a 100-strong mob of youths in Gugulethu, a township just outside Cape Town, and stabbed to death.
South African killers now work on behalf of their victim
2008年10月21日 · In 1993, Amy Biehl was chased down by an angry mob blindly seeking a white symbol of apartheid. Two men convicted of her murder are part of an improbable tale of reconciliation and...
Forgiving the Unforgivable: Mom Worked With Daughter’s Killers …
2018年8月26日 · Amy Biehl was a bright, determined Stanford graduate who ventured to South Africa on a Fulbright scholarship to work in the anti-apartheid movement during its explosive final months before...
Telling Amy Biehl’s story nearly 23 years after her death, thanks to ...
2016年5月3日 · Ever since Amy Biehl died more than two decades ago, her parents have fielded requests from writers, moviemakers and producers wanting to tell the story of the Fulbright scholar from Newport...
Forgiveness: The Amy Biehl Story | William & Mary Law School
Two of Amy’s attackers work for this organization. The story of the Biehl family demonstrates the strength it takes not only to forgive, but to move forward. Biehl’s father and mother were able to look at these men, and instead of seeing murderers, they saw individuals who needed a …
How American 'Sister' Died in a Township - The New York Times
1993年8月27日 · The death on Wednesday of Amy Biehl, believed to be the first American killed in South Africa's relentless political violence, stunned her friends and horrified South...
Remembering One Who Heeded the Call | STANFORD magazine
Amy Biehl’s story exemplifies the Stanford spirit. She demonstrated great personal vision, extraordinary perseverance and remarkable bravery. She embraced life with vitality and love.
Amy's Story - CBS News
2000年2月28日 · As a college student in California, Amy Biehl dedicated herself to ending apartheid in South Africa. When she won a Fulbright scholarship in 1992, she decided to go to South Africa to immerse...
Remembering Amy Biehl's Work for Social Justice
Amy Biehl didn’t live a long life, but she gave everything she had to promote racial justice. The connections she made have transformed into something deeper than justice: reconciliation.