[Dear Friends, On October 4, 1987, at Mt. Zion Church, Seattle, a new group will launch an embargo on South African trade]

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Creator

Randolph Carter; Coalition Against South African Trade

Place Created

Seattle, Washington, United States

Date

September 16, 1987

Type of Item

Mailing

Length/duration

1 page

Description

The mailing says on October 4, 1987, at Mt. Zion Church, Seattle, a new group will launch an embargo on South African trade. The Coalition Against South African Trade (CAST) is composed of labor, church, social justice, and community groups and individuals concerned about trade between U.S. companies and South Africa. The mailing says recent discoveries of South African steel being used on the Metro tunnel project, the off-loading of zinc chromide, and South African-made textiles in leading store indicates that the war with apartheid is on our front steps. The mailing says a local firm has applied to import uranium mined in Namibia and shipped from South Africa; the form this uranium is in,...

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Publisher

Coalition Against South African Trade

Organization

Coalition Against South African Trade

Coverage Africa

Namibia
South Africa

Language

English

Digital Format

text/pdf

Rights Management

Used by permission of former members of the Coalition Against South African Trade.

Collection

Seattle Labor Committee Against Apartheid papers