[This document speaks to the behavior code of the Minnesota African Liberation Support Committee …]

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Creator

Minnesota African Liberation Support Committee Conduct Committee

Place Created

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Date

March 1974

Type of Item

Memorandum

Length/duration

2 pages

Description

A memorandum from the Conduct Committee discusses the behavior code of the Minnesota African Liberation Support Committee in three areas: performance in carrying out operations of the organization, personal conduct, and political conduct. To promote a positive work atmosphere in meetings, people should be prompt, attend regularly, be prepared, listen and question respectfully, and accept and complete work assignments. Any conduct that is detrimental to the functioning of the organization or reflects negatively on it will not be contained within the organization. Examples of detrimental behaviors are given. Roles of men and women are determined only by what work one is able to perform. A Review...

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Organization

African Liberation Support Committee

Coverage Africa

Africa

Language

English

Digital Format

text/pdf

Rights Management

Used by permission of a former member of the Minnesota African Liberation Support Committee.

Collection

August Nimtz papers