African Activist Archive

Contents: Special Election Curriculum The April 27, 1994 Election • What is Apartheid? • Using this curriculum • POPULATION VERSUS LAND DISTRIBUTION, 1988 • Registration and Classification: A Math Lesson • Voter Education • LET FREEDOM REIGN WEEK • VOTER EDUCATION MANUEL • Votes for Freedom • Resources • The newsletter discusses the African National Congress (ANC), white rule, political parties, a non-racial election, the Constituent Assembly, the National Assembly, the Independent Media Commission, the Transitional Executive Council (TEC), radio, TV, the Independent Electoral Commission, a Code of Conduct, Parliament, the "Multi-Party Negotiating Process", the right to vote, African-Americans, the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, the Tri-cameral Parliament, the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, a Chapter on Fundamental Rights, COSATU (The Congress of South African Trade Unions), the church movement in South Africa, the role of international sanctions and divestment efforts, solidarity, bantustans, human and civil rights, the Reservation of Separate Amenities Act, the Defiance Campaign, "Jim Crow" laws, forced removals, the civil rights movement, the South African economy, coal, minerals, the international economic boycott of South Africa, international corporations, the National Party, the Freedom Charter, Nelson Mandela, gold, diamonds, the Group Areas Act, the Population Registration Act, Paula Rogovin Bower, Claudia Zaslavsky, Mark Zielinski, the Land Acts of 1913 and 1936, Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Venda, Ciskei, KwaZulu's Chief Gatsa Buthelezi, the Neo-Nazi Afrikaners, Chief Lucas Mongope, South African Election Watchers. The American Committee on Africa (ACOA), the Dollars For Democracy campaign, and The Africa Fund.

African Activist Archive

Educators Against Racism and Apartheid

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