African Activist Archive

Contents: The Japanese American Struggle For Redress and Reparations • Two Arrested at Site 300 • FREE SPEECH? U.C. Police Attack Free Speech • WE REMEMBER. WE MUST REMEMBER • NEWS around the world • Terrorist Truck Bomber Strikes • Have You Hugged Your DEA Agent Today? • Believe it or Else • Would Beer Work? • Roe Vs. Franco • Snake Bites Pig • Not Smoking in Bed? • This Could Be It • The Fire Next Time • It's No Game • Schedule • U.S. to Rescue White Supremacy? • Women's Dragon Action at Livermore • ARREST-A-THON Sponsored by Livermore Action Group • Lunch at the Atomic Cafe • HELL in a handbasket • Walking Around with our Guts Hanging Out • BIKO PLAZA NEWS CONTRIBUTORS • The newsletter says the National Union of Mineworkers has called for a nationwide strike to protest the State of Emergency in South Africa; all gold and coal mines will be affected by the walk-out slated to begin on August 25. The newsletter reports on a study released by the U.S. Department of State. The study about what they call "a new stage" in the political situation in South Africa asserts that, although unrest is more widespread than ever before, there is "no threat posed to the Pretoria regime or white dominated society." The newsletter discusses UC (University of California), nuclear testing, Hiroshima, the Sharpeville Massacre, the Soweto uprising, the World Bank, the IMF (International Monetary Fund), Chase Manhattan Bank, strikes, boycotts, foreign capital, foreign investors, and Kissinger.

African Activist Archive

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