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...have to admit that when Mandela said thatcompanies should come back...it would seem kind ofstupid to still hold out," Thurman said...
Jackson compared Bell to other great civilrights leaders, like Martin Luther King Jr. andNelson Mandela. Jackson also praised AssistantProfessor of Law Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. forsupporting Anita Hill during the Clarence Thomasconfirmation hearings...
Haunted by such bitter memories, Mcerwa rejects the conciliatory approach of Nelson Mandela's African National Congress. "We want total liberation, not cosmetic changes," he explains. "It may take some bloodshed. We may go into a civil-war struggle. But quick-fix solutions won't work. As Steve Biko said, 'It is better to die for an idea that will live than to live for an idea that will...
Rudolph considers De Klerk a traitor for freeing and negotiating with Mandela. Last August A.W.B. storm troopers confronted police outside a hall where the President was speaking; in the ensuing clash, two A.W.B. men and a black bystander were killed. Rudolph and other leaders were arrested and will stand trial this month...
Mcerwa ponders the question, What will he do if the current negotiations lead to the formation of an interim government that includes Mandela? The A.N.C., he replies, has been co-opted by De Klerk. It has betrayed the people. "If the masses believe this government is undemocratic, we will resist," he says...