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...Bishop Tutu and conservative Congressmen join the protest
...voice was resonant, his accent lilting, his demeanor disarmingly gentle. But his words carried a sting. "We do not want our chains comfortable," South Africa's Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu told the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa. "We want them removed." The black clergyman, who will travel to Oslo this week to accept the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize, assailed the U.S. policy of "constructive engagement" with South Africa as "immoral, evil and totally un-Christian." "We shall be free," he declared. "And we shall remember who helped us become free." Breaking their own rules, the subcommittee members gave...
...former Cambridge mayor whipped off a strongly worded letter to. The Boston Globe criticizing Harvard's handling of the visit Last week of Anglican Archbishop and Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu...
...know that Harvard plays monopoly with gold and silver and is part of the world 'money changers', but why did Harvard think it had a right to monopolize the visit of Nobel Peace Prize recipient Bishop Tutu?" Vellucci wrote in the letter published Monday...
...equality, the structures of apartheid would be eroding, not rigidifying. Perhaps divestiture, like integration in the South, cannot bring love. But it should be clear that, by withdrawing Harvard's support from this injustice, justice will be served. If Harvard continues to ignore this, it will be, in Tutu's words, "to your own risk." Lawrence C. Hager...