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The hit American novel and movie "Gone With the Wind" is parodied in this poster. In it, US President Ronald Reagan saves UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher from a nuclear mushroom cloud. It refers to the nuclear proliferation that took place in…

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"And so we had a trial. We brought in Marge Benton, the late US Senator Paul Simon, um all kinds of folk to testify to the heinousness of Apartheid. ... We had brilliant lawyers who raised this defense, and we had a- a jury. And they…

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"Yeah, you know, it was really interesting. There’s nothing like being outside of this country, and having a major- you know, international event happen, and it’s just very different. I was in Nigeria when Soweto happened, and you…

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"I began to see the connections I felt that if Africa became free it would mean a lot for the black people here in the united states and vice versa if we were able to reach equality it would mean a lot people in Africa so I saw an…

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[On why she became an activist]
"[F]or some reason, they felt compelled to fight against injustice. It’s a sord [sic] of compulsion and you do not, you know as I’ve gotten older, I’ve mellowed a little bit. It’s this idea that if…

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"Biko was killed so there was a memorial service, in the capital of Botswana, Cameroon. So we attended. And that was like, an immersion, because we were in this big auditorium with three, four, hundred South Africans. We were…

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"But there was one demand that was made that school-the new school cause we knew that there was a new school gonna be built-that the new school be named after Malcolm X. So we started the struggle around the student demands but we…

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" [T]hen we went to a meeting and we found there was a petition being circulated to expel South Africa from the UN. And we sort of immersed ourselves into learning more about this and as a result of learning more about it we…

A visit by Nelson Mandela to Chicago is promoted in this poster. Labor unions in Chicago, longtime supporters of the anti-apartheid struggle, hosted his visit at the Plumbers' Union Hall.

This poster protests the deportation of foreign nationals due to their political leanings, educational status, or employment status.