African Activist Archive

Contents: Remember Soweto, June 16, 1976 • South Africa And The USA • PLEASE WRITE! • Hopi-Navaho Relocation UPDATE by Brenda Jones • Another Summer Session Peace and Justice Youth Opportunities Project by Corina Tucker • Coke Divestment Campaign gets 25 endorsers by Makini Coleman, Coke Campaign Project Coordinator • Nelson Mandela Freedom Fighter • ONE YEAR LATER WE BECAME WHAT THEY SAID WE WERE by The Reverent Paul M. Washington • A Brief Chronology - Nonviolent Direct Action in South Africa • Roots Of The Struggle • A Call To Conscience • A Challenge to US Foreign Policy in S. Africa • SADCC: Struggling Against Destabilization by Nzadi Keita • U.S. And South Africa Collaborate Against Namibia's Independence by Vanessa Watson • Bishop Tutu Addresses TWC Retreat [with remarks on political program, divestment, and the "Sullivan Principles"] • THE MOVE TRAGEDY • RESOURCES • Anti-Apartheid Work • "Call For Information" • Cross-Country March • "WINNIE WATCH" • Namibia Concerns Resumes Newsletter • Campaign to Boycott Shell • The newsletter mentions Hector Peterson, Jim Harvey, the "Soweto Uprising," Alan Boesak, the Peace and Justice Youth Outreach Project, Coca-Cola Corporation, Steve Biko, Carl Ware, the South Africa Boycott Committee, the American Committee on Africa (ACOA), the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers, the Rivonia Trial, the Native Labor Regulations Act, the African National Congress (ANC), the Native Land Act, Mahatma Gandhi, Rev. Z.R. Mahabane, Thomas Mapikela, the Native Affairs Commission of South Africa, passive resistance, the Representative of Natives Act, curfew regulations, the vote, strikes, a bus boycott, Dr. A.B. Xuma, African mineworkers, gold mines, Rev. Michael Scott, Dr. D.F. Malan, the ANC Youth League, the Bantu Education Act, Cato Manor, pass laws, police, the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), Robert Sobukwe, Sharpsville, A.J. Luthuli, the Sabotage Bill, Herman Toivo Ya Toivo, the Suppression of Communism Act, SWAPO (South West African People's Organization), the South African Students Organization (SASO), the Black Consciousness Movement, Ovambo workers, Solomon Mahlangu, Pretoria Central Prison, Volkskas Bank, James Mange, the United Democratic Front (UDF), community organizations, the Nkomati Accords, the South African Council of Churches (SACC), forced removals, FOSATU (Federation of South African Trade Unions), black town councilors, a State of Emergency, Bobby Betts, Avel Gordy, Venita Vinson, Billy Marchek, Micky Dean, Maurice Ngakane, Daki Napata, Adrienne Taylor, Howard Hawkins, Adeyeme Bandele, the Southern African Development Coordination Conference (SADCC), self-determination, U.N. Security Council Resolution 435, the United Nations Council for Namibia, civil disobedience, Katatura, Windhoek, the household subsistence level, Bantustans, the Black People's Convention (BPC), the "Soweto 11," and Winnie Mandela.

African Activist Archive

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