BLACKS
Addresses
Apartheid in South Africa: Barry Ungar, 27738 [16OC]
———Desmond Tutu (excerpts), 12772, 12784 [21MY]
Apartheid Rule in South Africa: Desmond Tutu, 9951 [30AP]
Black Americans and the Republican Party: Representative Kemp, 345 [3JA]
Black-Jewish Relations: Hyman Bookbinder, 533-535 [3JA]
Calling for an International Boycott of Apartheid in South Africa, 14276 [5JN]
Democratic National Convention, 1984: Jesse Jackson, 19749-19752 [18JY]
Equality of Opportunity: Jeanelle Norman, 20840 [26JY]
First Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr., Memorial Lecture: Joseph L. Rauh, Jr., 32874 [20NO]
Higher Education's Unfinished Business: Timothy J. Healy, 1260 [29JA]
I Have a Dream: Martin Luther King, Jr., 38645 [19DE]
Martin Luther King, Jr., Holiday Observance: Coretta S. King, 24292 [19SE]
Promises Made: Robert Hardesty, 4301 [4MR]
Religious Doctrine Relating to Jews: Louis Farrakhan (excerpts), 27348 [10OC]
Role of the Church in South Africa: Desmond Tutu, 3217-3222 [22FE]
South Africa—Playing It by the Rules: D.J. Louis Nel, 32473-32475 [19NO]
South Africa—Time Is Running Out: Franklin A. Thomas, 24787-24789 [24SE]
Truman Commitment to Civil Rights: Senator Eagleton, 11766 [14MY]
Where Does the Civil Rights Movement Stand Today? James Farmer, 34375-34377 [4DE]
Amendments
Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 1460), 12276, 12286 [16MY], 12419 [16MY], 12774, 12776, 12823 [21MY], 13996, 13998, 13999, 14003, 14008, 14009, 14010, 14020-14024, 14060 [4JN], 14280-14284, 14292 [5JN]
Anti-Apartheid Action Act: enact (S. 995), 17682 [27JN], 18248, 18249 [9JY], 18381 [10JY], 18776, 18790, 18795, 18802, 18803, 18809, 18821, 18878-18883 [11JY]
Analyses
Differences Between Anti-Apartheid Act (H.R. 1460) and the Executive Order on South Africa, 23013 [9SE]
Pension Plan South African Investment Reporting Act (H.R. 925), 1708 [4FE]
South African Labor Relations Reform Act (H.R. 926), 1708 [4FE]
Appeal
Action Against Apartheid in South Africa, 14276 [5JN]
Appointments
Conferees: H.R. 1460, Anti-Apartheid Act, 19402 [17JY], 20436 [25JY]
Articles and editorials
Abhorrent System—But Why Do Blacks Still Come There?, 22175, 22190 [1AU]
Affirmative Action Is Not a Problem for the United States Alone, 25499 [1OC]
Affirmative Retreat, 10530 [6MY]
Africa—Changes in the South (excerpts), 5109 [7MR]
Allen Pact Bars South Africa, 20716 [25JY]
America's Liberal Bigots, 5257 [14MR]
ANC Does Not Consult Blacks in South Africa, 23028 [9SE]
Another Look at Affirmative Action, 5051 [7MR]
Anti-Apartheid or Anti-Capitalist?—The House Has Dealt a Heavy Blow to U.S. Interests, 18819 [11JY]
Anti-South African Lobby Traced to Leftwing Groups, 22172, 22186 [1AU]
Apartheid Dims Success, 24038 [17SE]
Apartheid Disintegrating in South Africa, 18329-18331 [10JY]
Apartheid Embalmed, 25865 [3OC], 27320 [10OC]
Apartheid (excerpt), 18830 [11JY]
Apartheid in South Africa (sundry excerpts), 14285, 14289 [5JN]
Apartheid's So-Called Law, 6090 [25MR], 6131 [26MR], 6500, 6501 [27MR]
Arkansas University Medical School's Outstanding Alumnus Honored, 27337 [10OC]
Arthur Teele—Political Non-Conformist Seeks Another Path for Black America, 20720 [25JY]
Begin Moves To Divest All Rhode Island Funding to South Africa, 13829 [24MY]
Black Colleges, 34077 [4DE]
Black History Month—Legacy and Challenge, 3670 [26FE]
Black Holocaust in Ethiopia (excerpt), 20128 [23JY]
Black Landowners Resist Apartheid's Hard Sell, 11885 [14MY], 14194 [4JN]
Blacks Among Us, 14559 [5JN]
Botha Sets Out His ``Agenda'' for Racial Changes, 25865 [3OC]
Bread of Affliction, 11626 [9MY]
Buried Treasure, 5258 [14MR]
Call for U.S. Disinvestment—Time Is Running Out in South Africa, 4555 [5MR]
Call of the Woman Warrior, 35831 [10DE]
Call of the Woman Warrior—Dorothy Height's 50 Years at the Forefront of the Civil Rights Battle, 33381 [22NO]
Carrying on the Good Work, 33382 [22NO]
``Cause for Concern'' on Infant Mortality Seen by U.S. Agency, 14534 [5JN]
Ceremony Recalls Mrs. Bethune, 7020 [2AP]
Chester Himes—He Began Writing in the Ohio Pen, 3965 [27FE]
Civil Rights as PR Rites for the Right, 26915 [9OC]
Civil Rights—Thirty Years Ago, One Bus Ride Made a World of Difference, 36768 [16DE]
Coming Fight, 20827 [26JY]
Commemorating 75 Years of Community Service, 36399 [13DE]
Community Corp. Security Chief Motivating Force in Building Black Pride, 24675 [23SE]
Comparable Worth and the EEOC, 17252 [25JN]
Conservative Case for Sanctions, 23679 [12SE]
Constitutional Solution for South Africa, 24589 [20SE]
Controlling Africa's Population, 29772 [30OC]
Creating Jobs, 24296 [19SE]
Dangerous Situation Does Not Mean Constructive Engagement Was or Is Wrong—It's the Only Policy That Holds Any Hope for Just Political Evolution, 22190 [1AU]
Decline in the Number of Black Teachers Can Be Reversed, 18252-18254 [9JY]
Disinvestment Is Anti-Black, 2849 [20FE], 12768 [21MY]
Disinvestment Is Antiblack, 4509 [5MR], 5149 [14MR]
Divest Alaska of South Africa Holdings, 6372 [26MR]
Don't Push South Africa to the Wall, 30096 [31OC], 30502 [5NO], 34043 [3DE]
Double Standard in Black and White, 20127 [23JY], 20161 [23JY], 22183 [1AU]
Double-Barreled Standard, 13697 [23MY]
Eating People Is Wrong, 7835 [15AP]
Economic Sanctions Against South Africa (sundry excerpts), 14269 [5JN]
Educator Bethune Honored, 4519 [5MR]
Ending an Illusion, 28230 [21OC]
Exon Wants U.S. To Mint Gold Coins, 18793 [11JY]
Exon—Mint Gold Coin, Vie With Krugerrand, 18793 [11JY]
Exon's Gold Coin Idea Sounds Good, 18792 [11JY]
Falwell Tips His Hand, and It's All Thumbs, 22932 [4SE]
Farrakhan Bigotry Unchallenged, 20844 [26JY], 22726 [1AU]
Farrakhan—More a Menace to Blacks Than to Jews, 27348 [10OC]
For Black Colleges, 34810 [5DE]
For Some, College Dream Ended . . ., 35819 [10DE]
Forgetting Our Heritage, 7522 [3AP]
Free Ethiopia's Farmers, 20134 [23JY]
From Kaunda, a Call for Sanctions, 32176 [14NO]
From Plow to Plane, 25345 [1OC]
Going Back to the Back of the Bus, 31807 [13NO]
Gold Bullion Coin Bills Introduced, 18793 [11JY]
Government's Version of Shootings Questioned—Crowd Caught in Crossfire Says PFP, 7097 [2AP]
Grass-Root Pleas Stir Lawmakers, 24037 [17SE]
Guarding `The Gates of Paradise', 23671-23673 [12SE]
Guarding ``The Gates of Paradise'', 23671-23673 [12SE]
Guarding the ``Gates of Paradise'', 33297 [22NO]
Hitler, South Africa and the Thin Veneer, 23069 [9SE]
How the City Could Solve South Africa's Problems, 36124 [11DE]
In South Africa, Soviets Turn Invisible Screws, 22170, 22184-22186 [1AU]
In South Africa's Rift, Blacks and Whites Feel Trapped by Extremists, 31216 [7NO]
Industrial Race Relations in South Africa (excerpt), 12772 [21MY]
Insider's View of Black Political Gains, 18944 [11JY]
International Law and International Lies, 20127 [23JY]
Is U.S. for Freedom in Africa—Or Not, 22191 [1AU]
Keeping a Distance From South Africa, 14223 [4JN]
KGB Fronts Push Campaign To Destabilize South Africa, 22172, 22186 [1AU]
Links of Freedom, 37865 [18DE]
Little Life Insurance for Black Colleges, 9345 [24AP], 10395 [2MY]
Local Black History Publication Released, 9539 [25AP]
Maj. Gen. Eugene R. Cromartie—Army's Top Cop, 17072 [25JN]
Matter of Black Pride, 22019 [31JY]
Meddlers, 12209 [15MY]
Meese Up Against Solid Support for Affirmative Action, 28486 [22OC]
Message to Pretoria, 21646 [30JY]
Midwives of a New South Africa, 36787 [16DE]
Milestone for New Mount Vernon Mayor, Ronald A. Blackwood, 1502 [31JA]
Musical Drama Reiterates King's Message, 11625 [9MY]
Nelson Mandela, 22980 [5SE]
New Leaders in Africa (excerpt), 20126 [23JY]
New Zealand Announcer Quits Over South Africa, 16000 [17JN]
Newman Mourned, 31642 [13NO]
Not Quite Revolution, 22176 [1AU]
Of Zulus, Watusis, 22833 [14AU]
Official Worked on Book That Criticizes Blacks, 9985 [1MY]
1979 Gamble Pays Off for Car Dealer, 1494 [31JA]
One Man's Apartheid, 23120 [9SE]
Only Issue Is Racist Apartheid, 22034 [31JY]
Opposition Says Death Squads Roam South Africa (excerpt), 18760 [11JY]
Other Face of Apartheid, 15794 [13JN]
Pat Harris—A Friendship, 7421 [3AP]
Patricia R. Harris, 7420 [3AP], 7510 [3AP]
Picketing Helps Prod Congress Into Voting, 20845 [26JY]
Police Kill 6 in South Africa—23 Die in Week, 33299 [22NO]
Policy Trends Erode Minority Gains in Education, American Council on Education (publication), 9114 [23AP]
Polls Show Black Voters Support Jews, 12686 [20MY]
Pretoria's Economic Future, 22189 [1AU]
Progress in South Africa (excerpt), 7106 [2AP]
Protests at Columbia—Students and the Issues Have Changed Since the 60's, 8264 [18AP]
Pushing South Africa Onto the Path to Democracy, 1342 [30JA]
Quickening Change in South Africa, 25769 [2OC]
Race, Home Rule, and Abortion Data, 25285 [30SE]
Racism Doesn't Seem to Matter, 28463 [22OC]
Reagan Veto To Help South Africa's Blacks, 18332 [10JY]
Reverend Mr. Newman—A Man for His Times, 31642 [13NO]
Role of Blacks in History, 4163 [28FE]
Rosa Parks Took Her Stand for Civil Rights—By Sitting Down—She Moved to Front of Bus and Integration Followed, 36768 [16DE]
Rosa Parks—Thirty Years a Reluctant Heroine—She Kept Her Seat and Changed a Nation, 36767 [16DE]
Sanctions Against South Africa, 18834 [11JY]
Sanctions Are Our Best Weapon, 34051 [3DE]
Sanctions Are Our Best Weapons, 29043 [24OC]
School Integration in Buffalo Is Hailed as a Model for U.S., 11875-11877 [14MY]
Search for Weeksville (excerpts), 5933 [20MR]
Seeking a Quick Fix—Can It Be Achieved Without Patience?, 22175, 22191 [1AU]
7 More Die in Violence in South Africa, 6130 [26MR]
Share the Power, 22183 [1AU]
Sinking to New Lows, 23121 [9SE]
South Africa in Emergency, 20682 [25JY]
South Africa in Perspective, 22044 [31JY]
South Africa Says No, 25226 [26SE]
South Africa—Issue Is Justice, Not Jobs, 16156 [18JN]
South African Blacks Have Started to Rise Up, 7941 [16AP]
South African Blacks Tell of ``Police Siege'', 7333 [3AP]
South African Government Is Making a Grave Mistake in Not Insisting on an Answer to the Question—With What Shall Apartheid Be Replaced, 22189 [1AU]
South African Sanctions, 14550 [5JN], 18819 [11JY], 23026 [9SE]
South Africa—Realtiy of Its Law, 24182 [18SE]
South Africa's Official Story May Have Died, Too, 7559 [3AP]
South Africa's Survival Essential to U.S. as Source of Key Materials, 22173, 22187 [1AU]
South Africa—Setup for a Shoot Out?, 22738 [1AU]
South Africa—The Reality of Its Law, 24182 [18SE]
South Africa—Union Strength a New Factor, 10562 [6MY]
South Africa—What the West Can Do, 20686 [25JY], 22182 [1AU]
South Africa—Why It's a Bad Investment, 6991 [1AP]
State Baby Death Rate Alarms U.S., 12988 [21MY]
Suicide in South Africa, 18820 [11JY]
Susan Smith McKinney, M.D., 1847-1918, First Afro-American Woman Physician in New York State, 20385 [24JY]
Tackling Apartheid From the Inside, 31787 [13NO]
Tactics of Foreign Newsmen in South Africa Come Under Scrutiny, 26312 [5OC]
That Busing Success Story, 1316 [30JA]
Theater Serves as a Rallying Point for Blacks and Jews in Boston, 11625 [9MY]
30 Years On, Montgomery Still Inspires Us, 36767 [16DE]
Time and South Africa, 29061 [24OC]
Turn of the Screw in South Africa, 20682 [25JY]
U.S. Church Activism Stoked by Apartheid, Issues Diversify, 22713 [1AU]
U.S. Churches Ignore Black South Africans on ``Disinvestment'', 9349 [24AP]
U.S. Constitution Was Never Colorblind, 36117 [11DE]
UAPB Plans Advocacy Center for Teachers, 4939 [7MR]
Very Vicious Circle, 22176 [1AU]
Violence Won't Solve Problems, 22034 [31JY]
Welcome Home, 3717 [27FE]
What South Africa's Botha Says and What It Does, 5481 [19MR]
Who Are the Black Role Models?, 4209 [28FE]
Why Ethiopia Is Starving, 20133 [23JY]
Why Not Do as We Say?, 26484 [7OC]
Why the Silence on Farrakhan?, 20844 [26JY], 22727 [1AU]
Wilder Sets Up Fund To Advise Political Underdogs, 34051 [3DE]
William ``Box'' Harris, 2840 [20FE]
World Ahead; Black Parents Prepare Their Children for Pride and Prejudice, 30359 [1NO]
Wounded South African Blacks Facing Arrest at Hospitals, 14782 [6JN]
Bills and resolutions
African National Congress: recognition as freedom fighters (see H. Con. Res. 119)
African-American Hall of Fame Sculpture Garden: aid in planning and development (see S. 1852)
American Slavery Memorial Council: establish (see H.R. 3829)
Anti-Apartheid Awareness Month: designate (see H. Res. 311)
Bethune-Cookman College: Mary McLeod Bethune Memorial Fine Arts Center (see S. 292; H.R. 1715)
Black Music Month: designate (see H.J. Res. 265)
Black Poetry Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 405)
Black Revolutionary War Patriots Foundation: memorial in Constitution Gardens, Washington, DC (see H.J. Res. 142)
———memorial in District of Columbia's Constitution Gardens (see S.J. Res. 143)
District of Columbia: designate Mary McLeod Bethune Council House (see H.R. 1391)
Education: deny tax-exempt status to schools established to avoid integration (see H.R. 3731)
Farrakhan, Louis: condemn racism and anti-Semitism (see H. Con. Res. 216)
Garvey, Marcus: posthumous pardon (see H. Con. Res. 159)
Henry Ossian Flipper Day: designate (see S. Res. 105)
Immigration: repeal discriminatory and antiquated colonial quota (see H.R. 1482)
Infant mortality: reduction (see H.R. 1873)
King, Martin Luther, Jr.: ceremony incident to placement of bust in Capitol rotunda and printing of transcript of proceedings (see H. Con. Res. 220)
———memorial by Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity (see S. 961; H.R. 2457)
———temporary placement of bust in Capitol rotunda for dedication ceremonies (see S. Con. Res. 84)
Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site: financial arrangement between National Park Service and Center for Nonviolent Social Change (see S. 1506)
Mary McLeod Bethune Council House: designate as historic site (see S. 1116)
Mary McLeod Bethune Memorial Fine Arts Center: establish (see S. 292; H.R. 1715)
National Back Awareness Week: designate (see H.J. Res. 444)
National Black (Afro-American) History Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 74; H.J. Res. 448)
National Black History Month: designate (see H.J. Res. 21)
National Historically Black Colleges Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 186; H.J. Res. 362)
Slavery: museum to memorialize victims (see H.R. 3829)
South Africa: condemnation of apartheid policy and Sec. of State investigation of violence (see H.J. Res. 228)
———economic assistance to blacks (see S. 995)
———economic sanctions (see S. 998)
———eliminate apartheid policy (see H.R. 1999)
———grant asylum to certain conscientious objectors relative to apartheid policy (see H. Con. Res. 175)
———loans (see H. Res. 270)
———opposition to apartheid policy (see S. 1020; H.R. 2288)
———Sec. of Labor to analyze labor practices to promote changes in U.S. policies (see H.R. 926)
———U.S. concern over apartheid policy (see H. Con. Res. 64)
———U.S. position on apartheid policy (see S. 635; H.R. 1460)
Book reviews
Political Mythology of Apartheid, by Leonard Thompson: Desmond Tutu, 23255 [10SE]
Books
``Black Pioneer in Michigan,'' Melvin E. Banner, 4206 [28FE]
``Foundations of Sand'' (sundry excerpts), 10490 [6MY]
``When the Truth Is Told—A History of Black Women's Culture and Community in Indiana,'' Darlene C. Hine (excerpt), 5470 [19MR]
Cloture motions
Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 1460), 22193 [1AU], 23581 [12SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), conference report, 23033, 23034 [9SE], 23226 [10SE], 23299 [11SE], 23581 [12SE]
Anti-Apartheid Action Act: enact (S. 995), 18322 [10JY]
Commentaries
Martin Luther King, Sr.: Ron Sailor, WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA), 353 [3JA]
Court decisions
Brown v. Board of Education: Supreme Court (excerpt), 28168 [21OC]
Declarations
Negotiations with South African Government: Gatsha Buthelezi, 23031 [9SE]
Documents
Civil Rights Act (excerpt), 28168 [21OC]
I Leave You Love, Mary McLeod Bethune (excerpt from will), 4551 [5MR]
Michigan Manual of Freedmen's Progress, 22873 [4SE], 22972 [5SE]
Republic of Liberia Constitution (excerpts), 12779 [21MY]
Eulogies
Martin Luther King, Sr.: by Jesse Jackson, 352 [3JA]
Executive orders
Affirmative action: President Reagan, 26185 [4OC]
Prohibiting trade and certain other transactions involving South Africa: President Reagan, 23011, 23039 [9SE]
Factsheets
President's Decision on South Africa Measures, 23012 [9SE]
Interviews
Fight for freedom: Winnie Mandela with USA Today, 10370 [2MY]
Letters
Alleged administration efforts to revise Executive Order 11246 relative to equal employment opportunity: sundry Representatives, 24398 [19SE]
Anti-Apartheid Act: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 14273 [5JN]
———James A. Baker III, Sec. of the Treasury, 14273 [5JN]
———Malcolm Baldrige, Sec. of Commerce, 14273 [5JN]
Apartheid and violence in South Africa: sundry Representatives (excerpt), 12787 [21MY]
Apartheid in South Africa: sundry Representatives, 14275 [5JN]
Asylum in U.S. to those who refuse to serve in South African Armed Forces in support of apartheid (H. Con. Res. 175), 30932 [6NO]
Ban on U.S. investments in South Africa: several Members of Congress, 6231 [26MR]
Criticism of Linda Chavez for remarks implying anti-Semitism in criticism of Commission on Civil Rights reform decisions: Representative Frank, 15871 [17JN]
Disinvestment in South Africa: John T. McTernan, 19856 [22JY]
Draft executive order on affirmative action: James C. Miller III, 26185 [4OC]
———Senator Eagleton, 26186 [4OC]
———William E. Brock, Sec. of Labor, 26186 [4OC]
Economic sanctions against South Africa and its system of racial apartheid: Representative Roth, 12745 [21MY]
Executive order prohibiting trade with South Africa: President Reagan, 23011 [9SE]
Forced relocation of black South Africans: John Mathope, 14195 [4JN]
Impressions of South Africa: Paul Pearson, 22191 [1AU]
Minting of gold coin: Luis Vigdor, 18794 [11JY]
National Black History Month observance: President Reagan, 2033 [6FE]
Nomination of Michael B. Wallace to LSC: Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law (excerpt), 15298 [12JN]
Ohio gets big return on registration drive: Sherrod Brown, 10530 [6MY]
Presentation of Harry S. Truman Award to Senator Eagleton: John Ashcroft (Governor of Missouri), 11768 [14MY]
———Representative Skelton, 11768 [14MY]
———Senator Danforth, 11767 [14MY]
President Reagan's civil rights record: Benjamin L. Hooks, NAACP, 17986 [27JN]
Speak out against discrimination: Bob Kinsey, 25055 [26SE]
Subminimum wage: Donaly Grant, 6479 [27MR]
U.S. policy in South Africa: F.G. Backman, W.R. Hoods, T.L. Gounden, and C.R. Rencken, 22192 [1AU]
Lists
Combat record of black airmen, 25345 [1OC]
Johnstown, PA, organizations and individuals honored by the Black United Service Clubs, 12681 [20MY]
Memorandums
Civil Rights Violations in South Africa: Southern Africa Project of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, 36127 [11DE]
Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Recruitment: FTC, 26186 [4OC]
Memorials of legislature
California, 27963 [17OC], 29483 [29OC]
Massachusetts, 32642 [20NO]
Presentation of Harry S. Truman Award to Senator Eagleton: Missouri, 11767 [14MY]
Messages
Krugerrand Importation Ban: President Reagan, 25362 [1OC]
Newsletters
Black Sash update on forced removals in South Africa, 14195-14197 [4JN]
Papers
Black Pioneer in Michigan: Melvin E. Banner, 5056 [7MR]
Election of William L. Clay as Missouri's First Black Congressman: Philip A. Grant, 31789 [13NO]
Illegality of Apartheid and the Present Government of South Africa: Jordan J. Paust, 34073-34075 [4DE]
Investment Strategy to Undermine Apartheid in South Africa: Stuart M. Butler, 18333-18334 [10JY]
Petitions
Antidisinvestment: Inkatha (black South African political organization), 23031 [9SE]
Apartheid: Knights of Peter Claver, 29481 [29OC]
———Knights of Peter Claver, Lake Charles, LA, 28702 [23OC]
———Order Sons of Italy in America, 25051 [26SE]
———Philadelphia Lawyers Against Apartheid, 18829 [11JY]
———Solano County, CA, Board of Supervisers, 4304 [4MR]
Apartheid in South Africa: American Coalition of Citizens With Disabilities Inc., 22899 [4SE]
Black revolutionary war patriots: American Bar Association, 34885 [6DE]
One Day Plus Appreciation Day: Houston, TX, City Council, 31255 [8NO]
Peaceful solution to South Africa problem: Macon, GA, City Council, 23847 [16SE]
Policy on Investments in Firms Doing Business in the Republic of South Africa: East Bay, CA, Municipal Utility District, 7713 [4AP]
South Africa: Shelby County, TN, Board of Commissioners, 24615 [23SE], 24666 [23SE]
South Africa economic sanctions: Memphis, TN, City Council, 29515 [29OC]
South African apartheid: community school board 15, Brooklyn, NY, 30959 [6NO]
Poems
``Life Ain't No Crystal Stair,'' Langston Hughes, ***** [28FE]
Prayers
Yitgadal V'Yitkadash Shemai Rabah: Andrew Baker, 22930 [4SE]
Press releases
Equal justice and the South African Embassy demonstrations: Inez S. Reid, 4265 [28FE]
Proclamations
Call for Remembrance Celebration and Action: National Council of Negro Women, 34811 [5DE]
Questions
South African Government policy of apartheid and investigation into racial violence, 7333 [3AP]
Remarks in House
Africa: apartheid, 12252-12255, 12258-12266 [16MY]
Ali, Muhammad: commendation by the Congressional Black Caucus, 11938 [14MY]
American Revolution: recognize contribution of blacks (H.J. Res. 142), 15810 [13JN], 30373 [4NO], 30375 [6NO], 31225 [7NO]
Angola: prohibit assistance for military or paramilitary operations (H.R. 3690), 30950 [6NO]
Anti-Apartheid Act: amend (H.R. 1460), 12419 [16MY]
———enact (H.R. 1460), 5081 [7MR], 6384 [26MR], 8019 [16AP], 9555 [25AP], 12738 [21MY], 12755, 12756 [22MY]-12793 [21MY], 13940, 13947 [3JN], 13996-14024 [4JN], 14223 [4JN], 14269, 14270 [5JN], 14300, 14308 [6JN], 14309 [11JN]-14311 [5JN], 14550 [5JN], 14820 [6JN], 16444 [19JN], 19992 [23JY], 22522, 22523, 22525 [1AU], 22559 [5SE], 22842 [4SE], 23142 [10SE], 23361 [11SE], 23797 [13SE], 24034, 24037 [17SE], 24182 [18SE], 29554 [29OC]
———enact (H.R. 1460), appointment of conferees, 19402 [17JY]
———enact (H.R. 1460), conference report, 22521, 22544-22560 [1AU], 23361 [11SE], 23797 [13SE], 24034, 24037 [17SE], 24182 [18SE], 24589 [20SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), waiving certain points of order against conference report (H. Res. 251), 22542 [1AU]
Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History: convention, 26831 [8OC]
Bethune, Mary McLeod: issuance of postage stamp, 4551 [5MR]
Black colleges and universities: impact of budget cuts, 10395 [2MY]
Black History Month: observance, 2033 [6FE], 2321, 2334 [7FE], 3670, 3676 [26FE], 3965, 3970 [27FE], 4163, 4200-4211 [28FE], 4554, 4555 [5MR], 4709, 4715 [6MR], 5055 [7MR], 5540 [19MR]
Black Revolutionary War Patriots Memorial: establish (H.J. Res. 142), 30373 [4NO], 30375 [6NO], 31225 [7NO]
Burrus, William: tribute, 31532 [12NO]
Busing: limit Supreme Court jurisdiction regarding forced (H.R. 81), 1316 [30JA]
Chavez, Linda: response to remarks implying anti-Semitism in Commission on Civil Rights reform decisions, 15870 [17JN]
Civil rights: administration enforcement record, 31807 [13NO]
———administration policy, 28463 [22OC]
———anniversary of march from Selma to Montgomery, AL, 5099 [7MR]
———constitutional protections, 36117 [11DE]
Congressional Black Caucus: march against apartheid in South Africa, 25247 [26SE]
———request for meeting with President Reagan to discuss U.S. policy with South Africa, 22517 [1AU]
DAR: publication of book ``Black Courage, 1775-1783—Documentation of Black Participation in the American Revolution'', 2822 [20FE]
Davis, Miles D., Jr.: Congressional Black Caucus tribute, 14551 [5JN]
Discrimination: enforcement of civil rights laws, 28858 [24OC]
———history, 8265 [17AP]
District of Columbia: anniversary of black men and women in blue, 20141 [23JY]
Ebony (magazine): anniversary, 35146 [6DE]
EEOC: use of the comparable worth standard, 17252 [25JN]
Elections: Republican Party monitoring of black voters, 1363 [31JA]
Equal employment opportunity: alleged administration efforts to revise Executive Order 11246, 24398 [19SE]
Executive departments: affirmative action requirements, 28486 [22OC]
Fair Housing Month: designate (S.J. Res. 79), 7218 [2AP]
Falwell, Jerry: statements on apartheid, 22932 [4SE]
———statements on apartheid in South Africa, 23279 [10SE]
Farrakhan, Louis: address on Islam, 22726 [1AU]
———alleged anti-Semitic speeches, 27348 [10OC]
FCC: establish an Office of Ethnic and Minority Affairs (H.R. 1607), 5679 [20MR], 5897 [20MR]
Fighting Apartheid, 12763 [21MY]
Flint, MI, Professional Black Nurses Association: tribute, 19717 [18JY]
``Foundations of Sand'': controversy, 9983-9986 [1MY], 10487, 10488, 10489, 10490, 10491, 10492, 10493, 10498 [6MY]
Georgia: tribute to Fort Valley State College, 3970 [27FE]
Hall, Marianne M.: call for resignation from the Copyright Royalty Tribunal, 10384, 10402 [2MY]
Harris, Patricia R.: tribute, 7489 [3AP], 7527 [3AP]
Health: disparity in services to blacks and whites, 27771 [17OC]
Height, Dorothy I.: tribute, 35831 [10DE]
Higher Education Act: reauthorize, 22018 [31JY]
IMF: prohibit funds to countries practicing apartheid (H.R. 820), 1274 [30JA]
Infant mortality rates: current date, 14533 [5JN]
———halt in improvement, and racial gap, 19540 [17JY]
Institute for the Advanced Study of Black Family Life and Culture, Inc.: Fathers's Day Program, 14559 [5JN]
Johnstown, PA: organizations and individuals honored by the Black United Service Clubs, 12681 [20MY]
Kansas City, MO: ``Black Wings—The American Black in Aviation'' exhibit, 3969 [27FE]
King, Martin Luther, Jr.: anniversary of death, 7768 [4AP]
———birthday observance, 832 [22JA], 36792 [16DE]
———temporary placement of bust in Capitol rotunda for dedication ceremonies (S. Con. Res. 84), 35245 [9DE]
———tribute, 592 [7JA]
Land ownership: restrictive covenants, 8265 [17AP]
Lucas, Bill: tribute, 12711 [21MY]
Mary McLeod Bethune Council House: designate as historic site (S. 1116), 35194 [9DE]
Michigan: efforts to preserve black history, 22873 [4SE]
Minority Opportunity Restoration Act: enact (H.R. 1932), 18081 [9JY]
Mitchell, Clarence M., Jr.: tribute, 32874 [20NO]
Montgomery, AL: anniversary of bus boycott, 34467 [5DE]
NAACP: Corona-East Elmhurst chapter honors Harry Stewart, 6478 [27MR]
Namibia: self-determination issues, 13337 [22MY]
———South African internal government, 15799, 15808 [13JN]
National Council of Negro Women: anniversary, 8333 [17AP], 34811 [5DE]
National Historically Black Colleges Week: designate (S.J. Res. 186), 24810 [24SE]
———observance, 24394 [19SE]
New Jersey Black Issues Convention: tribute, 23687 [12SE]
New York, NY: anniversary of the Apollo Theater, 15813 [13JN]
———search for Weeksville community, 5932 [20MR]
Newark, NJ: Black Heritage Day parade, 12196 [15MY]
Pay Equity Act: enact, 471-474 [3JA]
Pension Plan South African Investment Reporting Act: enact (H.R. 925), 1707 [4FE]
Philadelphia, PA: anniversary of Concerned Black Men, Inc., 12221 [15MY]
Political economy: fundamental concepts, 20670-20676 [25JY]
Prince Georges County, MD: Black History Month observance, 1150 [28JA]
Racism: opposition in America, 20843 [26JY]
Reagan, President: South African policy, 7106 [2AP]
Salaries: require reports describing actions to enforce Federal laws prohibiting discrimination, 471-474 [3JA]
South Africa: apartheid, 22518, 22525 [1AU], 23140 [10SE], 23360, 23361 [11SE]
———apartheid policy, 1859 [6FE], 3091 [21FE], 4165 [28FE], 5109 [7MR], 6090 [25MR], 6500, 6509 [27MR]
———ban loans and investments by U.S. corporations, 3344 [25FE]
———black participation in referendum relative to U.S. business investments, 14010-14017 [4JN]
———civil rights violations, 36127 [11DE]
———conditional release of Nelson Mandela, 1657 [4FE]
———equality for blacks, 14270 [5JN]
———exempt businesses practicing fair employment principles from ban on new investments, 12777-12792 [21MY]
———grant asylum in U.S. to those who refuse to serve in South African Armed Forces in support of apartheid (H. Con. Res. 175), 18928 [11JY], 30932 [6NO]
———human rights violations, 14568 [6JN], 22515-22517 [1AU], 38817 [20DE]
———imposition of certain sanctions (H.R. 1098), 2363 [19FE]
———labor conditions in coal mines, 13996 [4JN]
———labor unions, 37865 [18DE]
———prohibit awarding of Federal contracts to any business or corporation with investments (H.R. 1986), 7747 [4AP]
———proposed U.S. economic sanctions in protest of apartheid, 22752 [1AU]
———relocation (H. Con. Res. 64), 2885 [21FE]
———review of apartheid policies, 1378-1381 [31JA]
———secure release of Nelson Mandela, 20830 [26JY]
———U.S. Embassy demonstrations, 4265 [28FE]
———U.S. policy, 2064 [6FE], 8019 [16AP], 9963 [30AP], 11101 [8MY], 18556-18557 [11JY], 20394, 20409 [24JY], 20682, 20686, 20722 [25JY], 20827 [26JY], 20845, 20864 [26JY], 21645 [30JY], 22033, 22044 [31JY], 22738 [1AU], 23120 [9SE], 23685 [12SE], 24034, 24037 [17SE], 24182 [18SE], 24589 [20SE], 25769 [2OC], 27320 [10OC], 28230 [21OC], 29554 [29OC], 32176 [14NO], 32472 [19NO], 34042 [3DE], 34793 [5DE], 36124 [11DE], 36787 [16DE]
South African Human Rights and Conditionality Act: enact (H.R. 1098), 2363 [19FE]
South African Labor Relations Reform Act: enact (H.R. 926), 1707 [4FE]
South African Political Sanctions Act: enact, 4165 [28FE]
Tuskegee Airmen, Inc.: commend achievements, 5540 [19MR]
Tutu, Desmond: impact on internal racial policy in South Africa, 24198 [18SE]
U.S. constructive engagement policy with South Africa: relative to apartheid, 19991 [23JY]
Unemployment: figures not indicative of true situation, 13018 [22MY]
United Black Fund, Inc.: tribute, 13954 [3JN]
Urban enterprise zones: establish in economically depressed areas (H.R. 1932), 18081 [9JY]
Virgin Islands: resolution condemning apartheid policy in South Africa, 27032 [9OC]
Washington, DC: funding for black women's history project at the Mary McLeod Bethune Museum and Archives, 36794 [16DE]
Remarks in Senate
African Methodist Episcopal Church: tribute to West Tennessee Annual Conference, 25651 [2OC]
African-American Hall of Fame Sculpture Garden: aid in planning and development (S. 1852), 32127 [14NO]
Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 1460), 19592 [18JY], 20435 [25JY], 23557 [12SE], 23708 [13SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), appointment of conferees, 20436 [25JY]
———enact (H.R. 1460), conference report, 22167-22178, 22179-22194 [1AU], 23025, 23033-23037 [9SE], 23226 [10SE], 23285, 23293-23300 [11SE], 23557, 23561, 23581 [12SE], 23708 [13SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), conference report—debate procedure, 25116-25129 [26SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), conference report—debate procedures, 23582 [12SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), debate procedures, 23582 [12SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), motion to proceed to consideration, 22193 [1AU]
———enact (H.R. 1460), unanimous-consent request, 22193 [1AU]
Antiapartheid Act: enact (S. 635), 4814 [7MR]
Anti-Apartheid Action Act: enact (H.R. 1460), 18839 [11JY]
———enact (H.R. 1460), S. 995 language substituted, 18843 [11JY]
———enact (S. 995), 18010 [8JY], 18305 [10JY], 18754-18831, 18832-18839, 18855 [11JY]
———enact (S. 995), motion to proceed to consideration, 18322-18341 [10JY], 18754 [11JY]
Army: tribute to the 99th Pursuit Squadron for World War II service, 25345 [1OC]
Bell, James (Cool Papa): tribute, 12022 [15MY]
Bethune, Mary McLeod: issuance of commemorative postage stamp, 4519 [5MR], 7020 [2AP]
Black History Month: observance, 1262 [29JA]
Black Revolutionary War Patriots Foundation: authorize construction of memorial (S.J. Res. 143), 17622 [27JN]
Blackwood, Ronald A.: tribute, 1501 [31JA]
Buffalo, NY: school desegregation, 11875 [14MY]
Business: minority enterprise development award honorees, 26899-26902 [9OC]
Civil rights: anniversary of march in Selma, AL, 4938 [7MR]
———busing to achieve racial balance, 28167 [21OC]
Collie, Harriet M.: tribute, 24956 [25SE]
Commission on Civil Rights: abolish, 26915 [9OC]
Cromartie, Eugene R.: tribute, 17071 [25JN]
Detroit, MI: expansion of Museum of African American History, 12352 [16MY]
District of Columbia: abortion funding, 25285 [30SE]
Eagleton, Senator: Harry S. Truman civil rights award recipient, 11766 [14MY]
Education: funding for institutions with minority enrollments (S. 1328), 34076 [4DE]
———role of black colleges and universities, 18153 [9JY]
Fair Housing Month: designate (S.J. Res. 79), 5239 [14MR], 5368, 5488 [19MR]
Harris, Patricia R.: tribute, 7420 [3AP], 9187 [24AP]
Height, Dorothy: tribute, 33380 [22NO]
Henry Ossian Flipper Day: designate (S. Res. 105), 5857 [20MR]
Historically Black Colleges Week: observance, 24699 [24SE]
History of the Senate: black Senators, 6850-6855 [28MR]
Indianapolis, IN: Dept. of Justice reaction to city's civil rights affirmative action plan, 10530 [6MY]
Iowa: hate groups, 38565 [19DE]
King, Martin Luther, Jr.: authorize establishment of memorial (S. 961), 8571 [22AP]
———holiday observance, 37634, 37734 [18DE], 38645, 38646 [19DE]
———preparations for observance of holiday, 24291 [19SE]
———temporary placement of bust in Capitol rotunda for dedication ceremonies (S. Con. Res. 84), 30421 [4NO], 31326 [12NO]
King, Martin Luther, Sr.: tribute, 352 [3JA]
Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site, GA: funding (S. 1506), 20730-20732 [26JY]
Mary McLeod Bethune Council House: designate as historic site (S. 1116), 11502 [9MY], 33935-33936 [3DE]
Minority Enterprise Development Week: observance, 26787 [8OC], 26899 [9OC], 27296, 27297 [10OC]
NAACP: relocation of headquarters to Baltimore, MD, 3716 [27FE]
National Black (Afro-American) History Month: designate (S.J. Res. 74), 4618 [6MR], 32268 [18NO]
National Center for the Study of Afro-American History and Culture: funding, 28178 [21OC]
National Council of Negro Women: anniversary, 33380 [22NO]
National Historically Black Colleges Week: designate (S.J. Res. 186), 22407 [1AU]
Newman, Isaiah D.: tribute, 31642 [13NO]
Opportunities Industrial Center: minority job development, 24296 [19SE]
Pittsburgh, PA: anniversary of the New Pittsburgh Courier, 36302 [12DE], 36398 [13DE]
South Africa: American Bankers Association's loan policy, 9568 [26AP]
———apartheid, 6131 [26MR]
———apartheid policy, 7635 [4AP], 11050 [8MY], 23069 [9SE], 24008 [17SE], 25864 [3OC], 31787 [13NO]
———ban importation of tobacco, 33295-33300 [22NO]
———ban Krugerrand imports, 25414 [1OC]
———ban loans and investments by U.S. corporations, 6231 [26MR]
———ban loans and investments by U.S. corporations (S. 147), 234-239 [3JA], 9568 [26AP]
———condemning Government policy of apartheid and calling for investigation into racial violence (S.J. Res. 96), 6272 [26MR], 7096, 7097 [2AP], 7333-7337 [3AP], 7655 [4AP]
———condemning Government policy of apartheid and calling for investigation into racial violence (S.J. Res. 96), unanimous-consent agreement, 7320 [3AP]
———disinvestment, 2449 [19FE], 4509 [5MR], 5148 [14MR]
———divestment efforts by Rhode Island, 13829 [24MY]
———economic sanctions, 23011, 23013, 23025-23032, 23088 [9SE], 29043 [24OC], 29515 [29OC]
———forced relocation of blacks, 12070 [15MY], 14194 [4JN]
———impact of disinvestment, 7835 [15AP], 30713 [6NO]
———legality of apartheid, 34073 [4DE]
———news coverage, 26311 [5OC]
———opposition to apartheid policy (H.R. 1460), 17316 [26JN]
———opposition to apartheid policy (S. 1020), 9618, 9621 [26AP]
———provide certain economic and educational assistance to black majority (S. 995), 9164 [24AP], 9435 [25AP]
———racial violence, 6129 [26MR], 10369 [2MY], 10562 [6MY]
———restrict imposition of economic sanctions, 18802 [11JY]
———sense of Senate relative to African National Congress, 18810-18818 [11JY]
———State divestiture, 18824 [11JY]
———state of emergency, 20355 [24JY]
———struggle to gain equality for blacks, 5861 [20MR]
———system of political representation (S. Res. 210), 22416 [1AU]
———U.S. economic and political sanctions to achieve racial equality (S. 1228), 13899-13901 [3JN]
———U.S. economic and political sanctions to achieve racial equality (S. 635), 4884-4887 [7MR], 5285, 5333 [18MR], 8342, 8343 [18AP]
———U.S. policy, 25055 [26SE], 30502 [5NO]
———U.S. policy on apartheid, 11572 [9MY]
———U.S. role in racial relations, 7940 [16AP]
———violations of civil liberties, 5480 [19MR]
Thomas, James: tribute, 1493 [31JA]
Thoms, Hattie N.: tribute, 24956 [25SE]
Tutu, Desmond: tribute, 3217 [22FE]
Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations of America: statement on South African apartheid policy, 4647 [6MR]
University of Arkansas: program to assist minority educators, 4939 [7MR]
Women: heritage of blacks in Midwest, 5470 [19MR]
Reports
African National Congress (excerpt), 18337 [10JY]
Anti-Apartheid Act: committee of conference (H.R. 1460) (H. Rept. 99-242), 22504-22511, 22681 [1AU]
Authorize Black Revolutionary War Patriots Foundation Memorial, Constitution Gardens, Washington, DC: Committee on House Administration (H.J. Res. 142) (H. Rept. 99-340), 29374 [29OC]
Designate Mary McLeod Bethune Council House as National Historic Site: Committee on Energy and Natural Resources (S. 1116) (S. Rept. 99-181), 32252 [18NO]
Designate Mary McLeod Bethune Council House in Washington, DC, as National Historic Site: Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (H.R. 1391) (H. Rept. 99-312), 27827 [17OC]
Designate National Black (Afro-American) History Month: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 74), 32126 [14NO]
Designate National Historically Black Colleges Week: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 186), 23620 [12SE]
Ethiopia (dissenting views), 20129 [23JY]
Job Corps Program Benefits and Costs: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 99-215), 19866 [22JY]
Martin Luther King, Jr., Statue Authorization: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Con. Res. 84) (S. Rept. 99-173), 30420 [4NO]
Military Exports to South Africa: American Friends Service Committee, 4886 [7MR]
Opposition to System of Apartheid in South Africa: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.R. 1460) (H. Rept. 99-76), 11290 [9MY]
Points of Order Against Conference Report on Anti-Apartheid Act: Committee on Rules (H.R. 1460; H. Res. 251) (H. Rept. 99-244), 22681 [1AU]
Reports to constituents
Simon, Senator: Learning From History, 3215 [22FE]
Resolutions by organizations
Black History Month: Tuskegee Airmen, Inc. (General Daniel ``Chappie'' James, Jr., Cocoa Beach, FL, Chapter), 5540 [19MR]
Nomination of Michael B. Wallace to LSC: NAACP, 15298 [12JN]
Pittsburgh, PA, Board of Public Education opposition to apartheid in South Africa, 12753 [21MY]
Presentation of Harry S. Truman Award to Senator Eagleton: Independence, MO, 11767 [14MY]
———Jackson County, MO, 11767 [14MY]
———Kansas City, MO, City Council, 11767 [14MY]
Rulings of the Chair
Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 1460), 14010 [4JN]
Statements
Advocacy of Nonviolence: Desmond Tutu, 22178 [1AU]
Anti-Apartheid Action Act (S. 995): President Reagan, 18324, 18325 [10JY]
Apartheid: Herman Nickel, 23294 [11SE], 23708 [13SE]
———Leon H. Sullivan, 18341 [10JY]
———Member of Congress, 18332 [10JY]
———President Reagan, 23294 [11SE]
———Representative Wolpe, 12779 [21MY]
———sundry, 18759, 18768, 18770, 18774, 18776, 18778, 18779, 18792, 18801, 18833 [11JY]
Apartheid in South Africa: AFL-CIO Executive Council on South Africa, 2862 [20FE]
———Colin Eglin (sundry excerpts), 14271 [5JN]
———Desmond Tutu, 12754 [21MY], 14284 [5JN]
Apartheid Policy: Lawyers Against Apartheid, 4552 [5MR]
———Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations of America, 4647 [6MR]
Apartheid Policy in South Africa: sundry, 1380 [31JA]
Black History: Frederick Douglass (excerpt), 4201 [28FE]
Black History Month: Carter G. Woodson, 3676 [26FE]
Busing To Achieve Racial Balance: David Armor (excerpt), 28167 [21OC]
———Hubert H. Humphrey, 28168 [21OC]
Changing Economy in South Africa: Colin Eglin, 12743 [21MY]
———Gatsha Buthelezi, 12744, 12745 [21MY]
Civil Rights: Martin Luther King, Jr. (excerpt), 36793 [16DE]
Criticism of Linda Chavez for Remarks Implying Anti-Semitism in Criticism of Commission on Civil Rights Reform Decisions: Union of American Hebrew Congregations and the NAACP, 15871 [17JN]
Dignity of Man: Kenneth Kaunda, 33296 [22NO]
Economic and Political Sanctions Against South Africa: Albert J. Luthuli, 4887 [7MR]
———Stanley Greenberg, 4885 [7MR]
———Steve Biko, 4885, 4887 [7MR]
Economic Sanctions Against South Africa: Gatsha Buthelezi, 23026, 23031 [9SE]
———Senator Kennedy, 23294 [11SE]
———sundry, 18327 [10JY]
Economy in South Africa: Gatsha Buthelezi, 12768, 12769 [21MY]
Fair Housing: Patricia R. Harris (excerpt), 9187 [24AP]
Grove City vs. Bell Supreme Court Civil Rights Case: Francis S. Guest, 13841 [24MY]
Issue of Disinvestment in South Africa: Mangosuthu G. Buthelezi, 2449 [19FE]
Life and Philosophy in a Wish: Mary McLeod Bethune, 4204 [28FE]
March for Voting Rights by Blacks in Selma, AL: Lyndon B. Johnson, 4938 [7MR]
———Martin Luther King, Jr., 4938 [7MR]
Martin Luther King, Jr.: Representative Rodino (excerpt), 592 [7JA]
Pay Equity Act (sundry excerpts), 471-474 [3JA]
Peace in the World: Martin Luther King, Jr., 14271 [5JN]
Political Freedom in South Africa: Desmond Tutu, 22416 [1AU]
———Randall Robinson, 22417 [1AU]
South African Internal Government for Namibia: Dept. of State (excerpt), 15799 [13JN]
South African Loan Policy: American Bankers Association, 9569 [26AP]
Submission to the Special Cabinet Committee Under the Chairmanship of the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning: American Chamber of Commerce in South Africa, 11051-11053 [8MY]
Terrorist Activities of the African National Congress: Bartholomew Hlapane, 18810, 18811 [11JY]
———Oliver Tambo, 18811 [11JY]
Treatment of Black People: Martin Luther King, Jr., 14275 [5JN]
U.S. Policy in South Africa: Dept. of State, 19989 [23JY]
Ultimate Measure of a Man: Martin Luther King, Jr., 14271 [5JN]
Waiting, Martin Luther King, Jr., 14287 [5JN]
Studies
Economic Sanctions Reconsidered: Gary C. Hufbauer and Jeffrey J. Schott (excerpt), 23025 [9SE]
Guide to Black Politics in South Africa: Georgetown University, 12764-12767 [21MY]
Poverty in South Africa: Carnegie Foundation (excerpt), 18759 [11JY]
Summaries
Anti-Apartheid Act (S. 635), 4886 [7MR]
Prohibit awarding of Federal contracts to any business or corporation with investments in South Africa (H.R. 1986), 7748 [4AP]
Tables
Comparison between Anti-Apartheid Act and Executive order on South Africa, 23296 [11SE]
Infant mortality rates by races, 12851 [21MY]
Testimonies
Institutional Aid Act (H.R. 2907), and Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act: Representative Conyers, 22018 [31JY]
Prohibit the Sale of Computers to South African Government: Representative Berman, 8483-8485 [18AP]
Texts of
H. Res. 251, waiving certain points of order against conference report on H.R. 1460, Anti-Apartheid Act, 22542 [1AU]
H.J. Res. 142, establish a Black Revolutionary War Patriots Memorial, 30373 [4NO]
H.R. 1607, establish an Office of Ethnic and Minority Affairs within the FCC, 5897 [20MR]
H.R. 1986, prohibit awarding of Federal contracts to any business or corporation with investments in South Africa, 7748 [4AP]
H.R. 3690, prohibit assistance for military or paramilitary operations in Angola, 30950 [6NO]
S. 147, ban loans and investments in South Africa by U.S. corporations, 235-238 [3JA]
S. 635, U.S. economic and political sanctions to achieve racial equality in South Africa, 5333-5335 [18MR]
S. 1020, opposition to South Africa's apartheid policy, 9618-9620 [26AP]
S. 1116, designate Mary McLeod Bethune Council House as historic site, 11503 [9MY]
S. 1116, designate the Mary McLeod Bethune Council House as an historic site (S. 1116), 35194 [9DE]
S. 1506, funding for the Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site, GA, 20731 [26JY]
S. 1586, impose economic and political sanctions against South Africa, 22177 [1AU]
S. 1852, aid in planning and development of African-American Hall of Fame Sculpture Garden, 32127 [14NO]
S. Con. Res. 84, authorize temporary placement of a bust of Martin Luther King, Jr., in the rotunda of the Capitol, 35245 [9DE]
S. Con. Res. 84, temporary placement of bust of Martin Luther King, Jr., in Capitol rotunda for dedication ceremonies (S. Con. Res. 84), 31326 [12NO]
S. Res. 105, designate Henry Ossian Flipper Day, 5857 [20MR]
S. Res. 210, system of political representation in South Africa, 22416 [1AU]
S.J. Res. 74, National Black (Afro-American) History Month, 4618 [6MR]
S.J. Res. 79, Fair Housing Month, 5239 [14MR], 6680 [28MR], 7218 [2AP]
S.J. Res. 96, condemnation of South Africa's apartheid policy and calling for investigation of violence, 7097 [2AP], 7333 [3AP]
S.J. Res. 96, condemning South African Government's policy of apartheid and calling for investigation into racial violence, 6272 [26MR]
S.J. Res. 186, National Historically Black Colleges Week, 22407 [1AU], 23753 [13SE]