[To the Editor: The column by Georgie Ann Geyer on your May 16 Op-ed page reads like a hand-out paid for by the apartheid regime]

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Creator

Bernie Dinkin; Philadelphia Area Labor Committee Against Apartheid of the Martin Luther King Anti-Apartheid Coalition

Place Created

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Date

May 17, 1985

Type of Item

Correspondence

Length/duration

1 page

Description

Letter to the editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer. The letter says the column by Georgie Ann Geyer on your May 16 Op-ed page reads like a hand-out paid for by the apartheid regime in Pretoria; its use of a Black officer of a South African trade union(noted for its inactivity in behalf of its members), an officer who has spoken in the U.S. on tours sponsored by the Reagan State Department and the apartheid regime, is typical of the flagrant dishonesty of the piece; every struggle for freedom has its cowards and traitors; Lucy Mvubelo in what bona fide unionists call a company stooge. The letter discusses the Bantustan program the National Party, political rights, disinvestment, and cheap...

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Organization

Philadelphia Area Labor Against Apartheid Committee

Coverage Africa

South Africa

Language

English

Digital Format

text/pdf

Rights Management

Used by permission of Bernie Dinkin, a former member of the Philadelphia Area Labor Against Apartheid Committee.

Collection

Private collection of Bernie Dinkin