African Activist Archive

The mailing includes a cover letter and several enclosures, including "Scheduled Events for Week of Action March 28 - April 4, 1992" with events in 18 states. This document mentions the following organizations: Mid-South Center for Peace and Justice; SYNAPSES; Clergy and Laity Concerned; Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Committee; Rainbow Education Project; Service Employees Union; Colorado Coalition Against Apartheid, Greater Bridgeport Interfaith Coalition; Delaware Committee Against Apartheid; American Friends Service Committee; Georgia Coalition Against Apartheid; Sister Community Organization; Indiana Peacemaking Conference; Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Committee; Mobilization for Survival; Capital City Coalition Against Apartheid; Immobilze Apartheid Campaign; North-East Ohio Coalition; NAACP; Ecumenical Urban Ministries; Mid-South Center for Peace and Justice; Seattle Council of Churches. Recently, the Africa Fund received a 15-minute video which documents the violence. The mailing also includes a newspaper article "SA killing machine is still ticking over." An enclosed letter to Jennifer Davis from Walter Sisulu, Deputy President of the African National Congress, says that, despite the signing of the National Peace Accord and the ongoing negotiations at CODESA, violence has continued unabated. The mailing includes a copy of a resolution passed by the City of Hartford.

African Activist Archive

[Dear Friends, The Stop the Violence Campaign is spreading very fast]

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