African Activist Archive

Brochure advertising speakers from the American Committee on Africa (ACOA) including George M. Houser, executive director; Paul Irish, associate director; Jennifer Davis, research director; Dumisani S. Kumalo, coordinator COBLSA Campaign to Oppose Bank Loans to South Africa; and William H. Booth, president. Speakers can address U.S. policy in Africa, southern Africa, the Western Sahara, and the United Nations and the anti-colonial effort. Some specific topics include Human Rights in southern Africa, United States Policy, Can U.S. corporations be a force for change in South Africa?, The U.S. role in South Africa's nuclear program, South Africa's labor policy - The Illusion of Change, The Bantustans - South Africa's apartheid system, Sport in racist South Africa, Rhodesia - The Struggle for majority rule, Namibia - Toward independence, Can southern Africa liberation struggles lead to world conflict?, Prospects for change in southern Africa, and Western Sahara-Self-determination denied. They also can speak about developments in the newly independent countries of Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde as well as the African liberation support movement in the United States.

African Activist Archive

SPEAKERS ON AFRICA

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