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Since 1969, the "sit-in" has been used several times by Harvard students, most notably by black students protesting atrocities in Angola in the 1970s, and by students protesting University investment in South Africa during apartheid...
Since 1969, the "sit-in" has been used several times by Harvard students, most notably by black students protesting atrocities in Angola in the 1970s, and by students protesting University investment in South Africa during apartheid...
...1980s, students erected a "shantytown" in the Yard to protest apartheid in South Africa-similar to the tactics PSLM protesters adopted over the weekend as they began sleeping in the Yard...
...Yard occupation" was ultimately unsuccessful. For weeks, the anti-apartheid protesters lived in jury-rigged housing in the Yard, unable to force the administration's hand, and eventually left to go home for the summer...
...Zackie Achmat is a dangerous man - to those he sees as perpetrators of injustice. Always has been. Because once he decides to challenge them, he knows no half-measures. At age 14, he tried to burn down his school during the 1976 Soweto uprising against apartheid education. And that was just the opening act of a teenage activist career that saw him leave high school well acquainted with apartheid's prison cells and with the knuckles of its security policemen. He spent the next two decades as a tireless activist in the struggle to end apartheid, and once that struggle...