African Activist Archive

Contents: 1. INTRODUCTION • 2. SLOGANS • 3. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AFRICAN LIBERATION SUPPORT COMMITTEE • 4. IDEOLOGICAL GUIDELINES • BACKGROUND ON ZIMBABWE: LAND, LABOR AND CAPITAL • POPULATION • EMPLOYMENT • INCOME • ETHNICITY • EXPORTS • IMPORTS • ARMED FORCES • HISTORICAL NOTES ON ZIMBABWE • 5. PLAN OF ACTION • 6. TIMETABLE OF CAMPAIGN • APPENDIX 1 PETITION • The document mentions PAIGC, African Liberation Day (ALD), Cecil Rhodes, the British South Africa Company, ZAPU (Zimbabwe African Peoples Union), Rhodesia, ferrochrome, United Nations sanctions, the anti-colonial war of national liberation, ZANU (Zimbabwe African National Union, U.S. imperialism, NO CHROME FROM RHODESIA: FREEDOM FOR ZIMBABWE, BLACK WORKERS TAKE IN LEAD, AFRICA IS AT WAR, Owusu Sadauki, Malcom X University, civil rights advocates, Pan Africanists, Nationalists, Black elected officials, Black professionals, Black workers, Gene Locke, Brenda Parris, John Warfield, Nelson Johnson, Akesun, Imamu Baraka, Den Lee, the Matabele and Mashona nation, Ian Smith, the Security Council, Resolution 232, President Johnson, Ndadaninghi Sithole, FROLIZI (Front for the Liberation of Zimbabwe), Portugal, liberated areas of Mozambique, FRELIMO, Caetano, Burnside, armed guards, militant longshoremen, students from Southern University, protesting, African hanged, guerrilla activities, mass struggles, Charles Diggs, the House of Representatives, Edward Brooke, Foote Mineral Corporation, Public Law 92-156, H.R. 8005, and S. 1868.

African Activist Archive

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