African Activist Archive

The brochure discusses the remarkably successful efforts of the African people to achieve equal rights and self-government during the past two decades; there are now 41 independent countries in Africa. The brochure says the remaining white minority rulers - the Portuguese, South Africans and Rhodesians -have hardened their determination to hold on to their power and privilege, at whatever cost in suffering and violence to the black populations they rule. The brochure says U.S. policies toward the ruling minority governments amount to selling out on principle for highly questionable economic and military gains. The brochure says the American Committee on Africa (ACOA) maintains channels of communication with African leaders and supports African movements for equality and freedom. ACOA works to inform Americans of developments in Africa and to mobilize American support for African independence. ACOA also makes its presence felt in Africa, through regular visits and through financial and legal aid. • American Committee on Africa: The Third Decade • The Full Story Must Be Told • How ACOA Works • Throughout the United States… • In Africa… • At the United Nations… • How ACOA Can Help You • How You Can Help ACOA

African Activist Archive

AMERICAN COMMITTEE ON AFRICA: THE THIRD DECADE

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