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Memorandum to Beverly, Ted and Phil. The memorandum says please note any changes, deletions, etc. and phone them in to the office this Friday, January 20, so that I can finalize the outline before Saturday's meeting; I'll leave a copy of this at the office so in case I'm not there, whoever is can write down your changes. The memorandum says one goal is to form a network of people who desire to act in solidarity with and support of national liberation movements in Southern Africa. The memorandum says a goal is to inform the general public about the overall situation in Southern Africa, including: inter-connections amongst people and countries in the region; - specifics of different countries role that South Africa is playing in de-stabilizing the region; and - role of U.S. foreign policy in supporting the South African government and its de-stabilization practices. The memorandum discuses distribution of Africa Resource Center materials on the West Coast, the Bay Area, media people, Oakland Tribune, Sun Reporter, KPFA, KRE/KBLX, the issue of liberation in Southern Africa, material aid, refugee camps, money, clothing, food, boycotts (cultural, financial institutions, wine, travel, Krugerrands, gold/diamond), support actions, Mozambican and Zimbabwean coffee, conferences, a forum, the role of U.S. foreign policy in supporting in supporting the South African government and its de-stabilizing practices, U.S. corporations, the apartheid system, Cubans in Angola, booths/tables, rallies, demonstrations, the press, the church, the black community, people in positions of influence, and petitions.

African Activist Archive

SUBJECT: Goals, objectives, methods for Southern Africa Solidarity Network

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