African Activist Archive

Brochure on the Southern Africa Liberation Committee (SALC), with sections on Education, National Action, Local Action, Current Projects of SALC, and Resources Available from SALC. SALC is an organization of individuals who share a concern for the liberation of Southern Africa from minority rule and economic dependence. It works to encourage a U.S. foreign policy which supports the struggle for majority rule and genuine independence, rather than its current policy of economic, political, and military assistance to the minority regime. SALC also works for an end to the active financial involvement of U. S. banks in South Africa and Namibia, the sale of South African products in the U. S., and participation by South Africa in international sports. The brochure says SALC supports the passage of State Representatives Virgil Smith and Perry Bullard's bills (H84770 and 4771) prohibiting investment of State of Michigan public pension funds in corporations operating in South Africa. It discusses divestment, the MSU Foundation, the national Coca-Cola boycott, Association of Concerned Africa Scholars (ACAS), and International Defense and Aid Fund.

African Activist Archive

SOUTHERN AFRICA LIBERATION COMMITTEE

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