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Drop a Line to the Racist Regents! Break the South Africa Connection! Divest from Apartheid!

Committee Against Racism (CAR)
International Committee Against Racism (INCAR)
1979
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Drop a Line to the Racist Regents! Break the South Africa Connection! Divest from Apartheid!

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1979

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A flier documenting the stance of the International Committee Against Racism on the University of Minnesota's ties to the apartheid in South Africa. The flier also promotes the student group's weekly meetings at Coffman Memorial Union.

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Committee Against Racism (CAR); International Committee Against Racism (INCAR). (1979). Drop a Line to the Racist Regents! Break the South Africa Connection! Divest from Apartheid!. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/268743.

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