Apartheid — South Africa.
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Art Against Apartheid: A commemoration for the Soweto Massacre
An evening to commemorate the Soweto Uprising which took place on June 16, 1984. Tracie Jones reads poetry and a representative of an African National Congress women’s group discusses demonstrations in Harlem, as well as international and UN pressure on the South African government to end apartheid. Other female poets, including June Jordan, share their…
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Hotline Africa : the modules / produced by Amina Hassan.
Six ten-minute modules which explore the impact of South Africa’s apartheid policies upon front line States and life in Southern Africa.|HOTLINE AFRICA : SIX MODULES / produced by Amina Hassan. – Six 10 minute modules which examine the impact of South Africa’s policy of apartheid, conditions in the front line States, and life in Southern…
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The Cultural boycott of South Africa / produced by Norman Richmond.
Documentary on the efforts by musicians to end the South African policy of apartheid. Through limiting foreign sales of South African music, as well as the production of anti-apartheid music, Third World and pop musicians are bringing economic pressure to bear. Includes statements by producer Rich Dutka, African National Congressman Nao Namzana, Little Steven and…
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Mandela at the Oakland Coliseum : his speech.
Excerpts from live coverage of the events at Oakland Coliseum on the afternoon that noted South African anti-apartheid leader spoke in the Bay area on his first tour after being released from prison. For complete account of events see archive number PZ0158a-d. This speech is excerpted from PZ0158c. RECORDED: Oakland Coliseum, 30 June 1990. |pt.1.…
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Mandela at the United Nations.
Speech by Nelson Mandela before the United Nations Assembly. He speaks on: racism as a denial of human rights, and the United Nations having made a human rights declaration; Nigeria’s participation in South African racism; how none of the human rights principles have been presented to South Africa; not to relax sanctions; and that white…
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International Defense and Aid Fund for South Africa : London rally / edited by Akili Tyson.
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Alan Patton on apartheid.
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Cry, beloved country / Alan Patton ; interviewed by Studs Terkel.
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Reverend Theo and Helen Kotze interviewed by Philip Maldari.
Reverend Theo and Helen Kotze, religious leaders and anti-apartheid activists from South Africa, are interviewed by Philip Maldari. They tell of their lives as white South Africans through the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s and their personal awakening to the destructiveness of apartheid, as well as discussing the mind set of racism among white South…