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===Opposition to apartheid=== [[File:Desmond Tutu making speech in Los Angeles, 1986.jpg|thumb|Bishop [[Desmond Tutu]] making a speech in Los Angeles, 1986]] The focus on other social issues became increasingly diffuse after [[World War II]]. The growing independence and strength of Anglican churches in the Global South brought new emphasis to issues of global poverty, the inequitable distribution of resources, and the lingering effects of colonialism. In this regard, figures such as [[Desmond Tutu]] and [[Ted Scott]] were instrumental in mobilising Anglicans worldwide against the [[apartheid]] policies of South Africa.
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