African Activist Archive

Brochure advertising a Southern Africa Film Festival at the Museum of African American History October 27-December 8, 1988. The festival includes SOUTH AFRICA'S WAR AND U.S. POLICY: ANGOLA with the speaker Rev. Wendell Anthony and the film ANGOLA: THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES; SOUTH AFRICA AND ITS ROLE IN DESTABLIZING THE REGION with the speaker Professor David Wiley and the film DESTRUCTIVE ENGAGEMENT; STEVEN BIKO: THE MAN AND THE MYTH with the speaker Dr. Charles H. Wright, MD; and the film BIKO: BREAKING THE SILENCE, WILL THERE EVER BE PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA? with the speaker Catrina Ganey and the film GIRLS APART; and HERETIC OR HERO: THE LIFE OF REV. BEYERS NAUDE with the speaker Joyce Hollyday and the film THE CRY OF REASON. The brochure includes quotions from Randall Robinson, Julian Bond, The Nation, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and Martin E. Marty of the University of Chicago Divinity School. The brochure discusses UNITA, Fellowship Chapel, the Commission for Racial Justice of the United Church of Christ, Ambassador Manuel Pedro Pacavera, South Africa's invasion of Angola, the frontline states, Soweto, and the Broederbond.

African Activist Archive

The Southern Africa Film Festival

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