African Activist Archive

Contents: New from THE AFRICA FUND • SOUTH AFRICA • NAMIBIA • PORTABLE PHOTO EXHIBITS • ZIMBABWE • ANGOLA • MOZAMBIQUE • WOMEN IN SOUTHERN AFRICA • SOUTHERN AFRICA-GENERAL • WESTERN SAHARA • GUINEA-BISSAU • KEY TO PUBLISHING GROUPS • Give Us Your Support • The literature list mentions black unions, Sandy Boyer, divestment, Gail Hovey, legislative action against apartheid, Anglo American Corporation, freedom, independence, the Sullivan Principles, the South Africa Poster Set, General Motors (GM), U.S. corporations in South Africa, Truman Dunn, the Krugerrand gold coin, arms for apartheid, Sean Gervasi, Jennifer Davis, African women, Elizabeth Landis, Fluor, state and municipal legislative action on South Africa, the Campaign Against Investment in South Africa (CAISA), computers, Richard Leonard, I.B.M. (IBM), Control Data, Chrysler, Karen Rothmyer, children under apartheid, Soweto, Judy Seidman, Bantustans, Barbara Rogers, SOUTH AFRICA'S NUCLEAR CAPABILITY by Dan Smith, World Campaign Against Military and Nuclear Collaboration with South Africa, NARMIC, Ann Seidman, Neva Seidman Makgetla, U.S. bank loans to South Africa, Corporate Data Exchange, South Africa Catalyst Project, Larry Adelman, California Newsreel's South Africa Media Center, Conference on Alternative State and Local Policies, Luckhardt and Wall, World Council of Churches, freedom fighters, Paddy Colligan, World View, David Davis, South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU), political imprisonment, Amnesty International, David Sibeko, Liberator Pres, PAC (Pan Africanist Congress), Steve Biko, Hilda Bernstein, Joyce Sikakane, Freda Troup, education, Nelson Mandela, the African National Congress (ANC), the Robben Island prison, Counter Information Service, sports, Joan Brickhill, monopoly capitalism, U.S. multinational corporations, Theo-Ben Gurirab, SWAPO, Kassinga, prisoners and detainees in Namibia, From Rhodesia to Zimbabwe, the Catholic Institute for International Relations (CIIR), Vincent Tickner, Roger Riddell, the land question, unemployment, Duncan G. Clarke, Colin Stoneman, Rob Davis, Michael Bratton, George M. Houser, Susan Rogers, Herb Shore, Allen Isaacman, SUNY-Binghamton, Hilda Bernstein, Peggy L. Halsey, Gail Morlan, Melba Smith, Friendship Press, Barry Feinberg, South End Press, Stephanie Urdang, Monthly Review Press, New England Free Press, Amilcar Cabral, Africa Information Service, John Mercer, Minority Rights Group, International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa (ID&A), American Committee on Africa (ACOA), programs, projects, policies which support African freedom, Africans struggling for independence, legal and humanitarian aid to the victims of apartheid and colonialism, and the Africa Resource Center.

African Activist Archive

Southern Africa Literature List 1982

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