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Contents: 1. PLAN OF ACTION • 2. SLOGANS • 3. BACKGROUND • 4. DOCUMENTATION • 5. SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL • 6. LIBERATION ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED • 7. Complete List of All Corporations with Southern African 0pcrations • A. AMERICAN FIRMS OPERATING IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA AND NAMIBIA • B. AMERICAN FIRMS OPERATING IN ZIMBABWE (RHODESIA) • The pamphlet says the ALSC International Steering Committee decided at its meeting in Greensboro to have a week of solidarity with the peoples of Azania, Namibia, and Zimbabwe. This will round out ALSC's focus on the colonial struggles. The document mentions settler colonies, U.S. corporations, banks, the end of non-violence, Sharpeville, revolutionary armed struggle, fundraising, Congressmen, the Byrd Amendment, the right to organize and strike, diamonds, copper, lead, germanium, Portuguese colonies, asbestos, chrome, iron ore, sugar, gold, tobacco, minerals, agricultural produce, the armed forces budget, combat aircraft, Africa World Newspaper, the Black Workers Organizing Committee, ANC (African National Congress), Oliver Tambo, PAC (Pan Africanist Congress), Robert Sobukwe, SWAPO (South West African Peoples Organization), Samuel Nujoma, ZAPU (Zimbabwe African People's Union), Joshua Nkomo, ZANU (Zimbabwe African National Union), and Rev. Ndabaningi Sithole.

African Activist Archive

WEEK OF SOLIDARITY WITH AFRICAN PEOPLES STRUGGLING AGAINST WHITE SETTLER GOVERNMENTS: AZANIA (SOUTH AFRICA), NAMIBIA (SOUTHWEST AFRICA), ZIMBABWE (RHODESIA)

ALSC HANDBOOK OF STRUGGLE #3

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