DIVESTMENT: LEGACY OF LIBERATION

This report of anti-apartheid activities in the Bay Area since 1971 mentions Congressman Ron Dellums, the Berkeley City Council, John Harrington, D'Army Baily, Ira Simmons, Loni Hancock, Ying Lee Kelley, John Burton, John Dunlop, John Miller, Bill Greene, Willie Brown, Julian Dixon, Alan Sieroty, John Vasconcellos, Katherine Tremaine, Mike Farber, the People's Coalition for Investor Responsibility, the University of California (UC), the San Francisco Retirement System, Quentin Kopp, Dianne Feinstein, Terry Francois, William Roth, Police and Fire Pension Fund, companies doing business with South Africa, UC Academic Senate, socially responsible investment policy, California Senate, California Assembly, Select Committee on Investment Priorities, Stop Banking on Apartheid ($top Banking on Apartheid or SBOA), banks making loans to South Africa, UC Santa Cruz, UC Berkeley, Luke Ellis, Owsley Hammond, UC Regents, Davis Mayor Bob Black, Stanley Sheinbaum, Bank of America, Students for Economic and Racial Justice, Ken Burt, Tom Hayden, the California Public Policy Center, Neil Taxy, Jack Henning, Mervyn Dymally, Yori Wada, Leo McCarthy, Michael Salerno, Jerry Brown, Cesar Chavez, Assemblyman Bates, Sproul Plaza, Marcello Rodriguez, California Campuses United Against Apartheid, the California Public Policy Center, Neil Taxy, Jack Henning, CalPIRG, Berkeley Citizen Action, Students Against Racial and Economic Justice, Ann Chandler, Bill Shive, Bay Area Interfaith Council, Ed Kirschner, Kane Smith, the Berkeley Out of South Africa Coalition, Rev. James Stewart, McGee Ave. Baptist Church, "Day of Concern for South Africa," a ballot measure in Berkeley requiring divestment, GM (General Motors), Andy Spahn, Wilson Roles, the Bear's Lair Grill, Florence McDonald, Santa Cruz, Fred Gaines, AFL-CIO Secretary John Henning, the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART), Mills College, AC Transit District, Yvonne Golden, the Bay Area Free South Africa Movement (BAFSAM), the National League of Cities, Judge Henry Ramsey, shanties, police, Pedro Noguera, San Jose, Biko Plaza, Mayor Gus Newport, Assemblywoman Maxine Waters, David Gardener, United People of Color, Free Speech Movement veteran Mario Savio, Supervisor John George, Steven Biko, the Alameda County Labor Council, AFSCME Local 3211, Veronika Fukson, Chancellor Ira Michael Heyman, Harmon Gym, Kurt Vonnegut, Whoopi Goldberg, Citicorp, Maudelle Shirek, Carlos Munoz, Angela Davis, Rev. Cecil Williams, Robert Campbell, the UC Divestment Coalition (University of California Divestment Coalition), the Grey Panthers, the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, the Berkeley School Board, Jessica Mitford, Maya Angelou, Tillie Olsen, Alice Walker, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, US Faculty for Full Divestment, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Daniel Ellsberg, Holocaust survivors, Laurie Zoloth-Dorfman, Rachel Richman, Rabbi Samuel Broude, Coke, Troy Duster, South African investments, the Soweto rebellion, ILWU, Mosswood Park, Wilson Riles, the Sullivan Principles, the Oakland City Council, East Bay M.U.D., Alameda County, the Port of Oakland, the Public Employees Retirement System, Governor George Deukmejian, the California League of Cities, Richmond, the University Committee on Investor Responsibility, "Merchants Against Apartheid Day," Palo Alto, Carol Ruth Silver, the Shell Oil boycott, Gay Seidman, Frances Hasso, the Northern California Ecumenical Council, the Campaign Against Apartheid, comprehensive sanctions, KDIA News Director Aleta Carpenter, and Oukasie.