United States — Foreign relations — South Africa.

  • South Africa and the international scene / Amini Sauandi.

    Amini Sauandi, Minister of Energy and Petrolium for Angola, discusses United States policies toward South Africa, the actions of Zaier and Angola, the nature of inter-African politics, the actions of the United States and the USSR toward Angola, and the battle to keep Saumbi from power.|SOUTH AFRICA AND THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE / Amini Sauandi. –…

  • Threats to our democracy / Noam Chomsky.

    Noam Chomsky, professor of linguistics at MIT, speaks about American concepts of Democracy, tracing the development of those ideas. |r.1. modern propaganda; the anti-war attitudes of 1916; slander toward Germans; liberal democrat participation in propaganda, such as Walter Lippman and Rhinehold Nebor; the breakup of the labor movement during the Great Depression; decline of unions…

  • Bishop Desmond Tutu : address to the California Legislature, May 1985.

    Nobel laureate speaks on how apartheid disenfranchises Black South Africans, his view on non-violent social change and its ineffectiveness in South Africa owing to government violence, how violence and international pressure are the only available alternatives, and the only responsibility of the U.S. to help prevent race war in South Africa.|BISHOP DESMOND TUTU : ADDRESS…

  • A Recent visit to South Africa / Adam Hochschild, Jeffrey Klein, Buster Gonzales.

    Based on Hochschild’s visits, the psyche and politics of South Africa, U. S. need for South African technology.