Anti-Apartheid Movement
London, United Kingdom
Early 1990s
The white round button builds on the yin yang symbol used in the logo of the Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM). In this version, the text "one person" appears in the upper black segment and "one vote" appears in black in the lower white segment. The other text appears in black block letters around this design. During the 1991-94 negotiations for a new South African constitution, the National Party put forward proposals that would give special rights to whites. The AAM campaigned for recognition by the British public that the only acceptable outcome would be a constitution providing for one person one vote in a unitary South Africa.
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This item was digitized by the Anti-Apartheid Movement Archives Committee, which made it available to the African Activist Archive.
Used by permission of the Anti-Apartheid Movement Archives Committee.
Archive of the Anti-Apartheid Movement, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford