What did Boganda continue to achieve after the 1950s?
Equal treatment and fundamental rights for blacks
Nobel prize in literature
An Olympic gold medal
A novel publication
Answer
After the 1950s, Boganda continued to achieve equal treatment and fundamental rights for blacks. This was a result of his efforts to unite the various groups of people in the country and to fight for their rights. He was able to achieve this by using his position as a leader to bring people together and to speak out against discrimination.
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