– writer Ottilie Abrahams (née Schimming) – Namibian activist, politician and educator Peter Clarke – artist and poet Rahima Moosa – anti-apartheid activist Rashid Domingo – chemist and philanthropist Reggie September – trade unionist and Member of Parliament Richard Rive – writer and academic Robert Sithole – musician Rozena Maart – writer, and professor Sathima Bea Benjamin – jazz singer and composer Sydney Vernon Petersen – poet and author and educator Taliep Petersen – singer, composer and director of a number of popular musicals Tatamkhulu Afrika – poet and writer Winston Adams – scout leader Zainunnisa Abdurahman "Cissie" Gool – anti-apartheid political leader Notes References Western, John. Outcast Cape Town. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1996. Bezzoli,Marco; Kruger, Martin and Marks, Rafael. "Texture and Memory The Urbanism of District Six" Cape Town: Cape Technikon, 2002 External links The District Six museum The District Six Beneficiary and Redevelopment Trust District Six Redevelopment Southern Cross (SA Catholic newsweekly) review of Linda Fortune's The House in Tyne Street Interview with museum director on history of District Six, purpose of museum Community Video Education Trust: a digital archive of 90 hours of videos taken in South Africa in the late 1980s and early 1990s including women of Lavender Hill talking about removals from District Six (June 6, 1985) and Albie Sachs at District 6 on his return from exile (1991). Other raw footage documents anti-apartheid demonstrations, speeches, mass funerals, celebrations, and interviews with activists that capture the activism of trade unions, students and political organizations mostly in Cape Town. Interview with District Six Museum founder about his life in District Six and his motivation to start the museum. District Six at Golden Arrow Housing in South Africa History of Cape Town Suburbs of Cape Town South African people of Malay descent