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amandla

British  
/ aˈmɑːndla /

noun

  1. a political slogan calling for power to the Black population

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Etymology

Origin of amandla

C20: Nguni, literally: power

Example Sentences

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Along with the hashtag #FreeJacobZuma she wrote: "Mooi Plaza…We See You!!! Amandla", along with three fist emojis.

From BBC

"Amandla" means power in the Zulu language and was a well-known slogan in the resistance movement against white-minority apartheid rule.

From BBC

Amandla Stenberg talks about playing twins Mae and Osha in Disney+’s “Star Wars” series that’s set in the High Republic era, alongside Lee Jung-jae, who stars as Master Sol.

From Los Angeles Times

Amandla Stenberg describes herself as “an average enjoyer of ‘Star Wars’” before joining “Star Wars: The Acolyte.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I think that the work that Amandla did was just so incredible,” says Lee.

From Los Angeles Times