Is it true that Poet, anti-apartheid activist Dennis Brutus dies (AP)?

The Associated Press (AP) — NEW YORK - South African poet and former political prisoner Dennis Brutus, who fought apartheid in words and deeds and remained an activist well after the fall of his country's racist system, has died. He was 85. Brutus' publisher, Chicago-based Haymarket Books, said the writer died in his sleep at his home in Cape Town on Saturday.

Brutus was an anti-apartheid activist jailed at Robben Island with Nelson Mandela in the mid-1960s. He helped persuade Olympic officials to ban South Africa from competition from 1964 until apartheid ended nearly 30 years later. Born in 1924 in what was then Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, Brutus was the son of South African teachers who moved back to their native country when he was still a boy.

He majored in English at Fort Hare University, which he attended on full scholarship, and taught at several South African high schools. By his early 20s, he was politically involved and helped create the South African Sports Association, ... more.

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