w· ...... Gu
Th. Black Writ.,. Guild
mMtaewry Saturdaybetw .. n
1-2:30 p.m.; eal1 W. .
� MooN (313) 887-
21551.
Com.
DETROIT
Pan African Film F
tlval
On Sunday,' 9th at 5:30
p.m. The Shrine of BI ck
don I be showing 4
film . land of Look 81hlnd,
footage of Bob Marl.y'.
fun raJ. Lut Chant of mmy
B cksmith, .pic or explor -
tlon of an aborigine In
Austr I Four Wom n, Dailce
film b sed on ina Simon '.
ball d about BI ck wom n.
$4.50 In advance, $5 at door,
Und r 12 $2.50.
Children program
Singl. Moth rs of Co or on
the Horizon have several
programs for childr.n nd
Youth uch : Arts and Or ,
Homework Cent.r. Dane.
.J+IIfIP-�il .... 9r a ,- "
sona ro an d.v. op-
ment. and n Adult educa-
tion in th nd Reading. Can
874-1576.
V eran 'Reunion
All U.S.S.- 'Boxer,
CV/CVA/CVS-21, LPH-4 is
holding a reunion of all former
shipmates, Carrier /lJr Groups,
and U.S. Marines, In MII­
w uke Wisconsin on Septem­
ber 7-10, 1989, For Further in­
formation, PI a contact our
Michigan Director, Earl Dun­
can; 3039 Vincent Road, North
St.. 'chigan 48049; (313) 983-
5437.
"S onday"
On July 10 at 7:30 in
Plaza, Chicago Pet. and Th.
Detroit ra II be sponsoring
thi fir in a rie of ight
-Blu. Monday- concert •• ach
Mood y throughout July and
Augu . Also fa ures II be
-Gold.n Harmon. r., - and
sam. southern gospel. All con­
certs •• free. July 11 f tul
Francl.co ora, July 24.
mmy \WIn and Orch a,
July 31. The New Grayatonde
Orch a. 871-0234.
AFRICAN AMERICAN HIS­
TORY - 301 Fred.rick
Douglas.
833-9800. -
AFRICAN AMERICAN
SPORTS HAll OF FAME open
Monday - Friday, 9 to 5 on
4th Floor, Wayne County Bldg,
EO) Randolph, Detroit.
GI
FRONT ROOM GAlLERY -
41 E. Adam.. -
SHERRY WASHINGTON
GAllERY - II nd Center.
555-BRUSH.
• Exhibition of Young
Inc. at Mu •• um of African
American ory in the Cul-
tural Ce . From June 28 for
two k .
u um
OTOWN - 2&48 W. Grand
Blvd
867-0991
GRAYSTO E JAZ2 - 3000 E.
Grand Blvd.
871'()234.
YOUR HEAlT GE HOUSE -
110 E. F rry.
871-1667.
� ..... �ora MSOC on
The African Am.rlcan
um AsIOCiation 11thka­
. g 'If be held jo nt­
Iy the Ehck MetnormHia
Collector. Auociatlon, The
Second Annual ng on
ptemb r &30.Can 831-
3000.
Ional Conf
On October 5-7 n anta,
Georg rre I be a con-
nee on "1nfu' of African
& AIr' -American Cont nt in
the School Curicu1um- Span-
. ."ed by Dr. Ma G. laid, III.
For more nformatlon contact
Dr. d at P.O. Box At­
lanta, Georgia 30301, (404)
438-4
opment a ann k,
YtbeeicNir Race and 101< Run
for AItiatIy to benefit d­
abl.d and hom.I.... Pre­
reg ,$8 by July 25, pay-
to: CAD, 16834 Princeton,
Detroit. MI 48221. On. mI I
" forfam ,au.
and ind dual and one
m ch 'r " ce and 6.2
mil. run at Bell. 1.1 Park
Aug 26. Call (313) 579-93e3
TALE T COMPETI-
TI FOR DISABLED
Try out for the Corp. for At1I
Development'. next n
nt competition for the di
at wayne Un
Iity, October 15, 1989.
Winner, $500 and a gift.
Th .... are 16 categoriea to n
cuh or gifts and oppor1Un
to appear on T.V. No . Re
d.nt of 0 Igan,
send audio Of VIdeO with
photo. na • ddr ••••
IephOne number and type of
d tty. Send to 18834 Prin­
ceton. Detroit, MI48221; or call
(313 579-9323 before July 25.
1989,
SPORTS HALL
BENEFIT
A benefit dance for the
African American Sports _
of Fam and Gal ery i
for July 15 from 7 p.m. - 2 a.m.
at Detroit Club. 14400'
Wyorn no at Lyndon. $5 dona­
tion, mingle with aport.
briti •
Send Your Announcem n
of your group or org za-
tion:
P.O. Box 03560
12541 Second St.
HIghland Park, I 48203
(313) 869-0033.
WALK, WHEELCHAIR
RACE
Compe for cash d prize
at Corporation for Atti.tic
continued effective guerilla
sabotage campaign' by UNIT A
will be greatly diminished.
Savimbi's relocation to Zaire
been es- � . . border areas of Angola
imated that this South African and Namibia, would render him
backed forte . nsible for lrgely ineffective - in regard to
t�e death of 100,000 Mozarn-I abotaging Angolan govern-
bicans. ment rmtianves.
Hence the independence of
Namibia will be key in deter­
mining the continued feasibility
of the U ITA efforts in Angola
andtheu efulne of UN ITA to
the overall objectives of the
United tate in southern
Africa.
A
GOlA
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I
E ECTSO N
DE E DE CEP
A low proce of placing th
Namibian independence plan
back on the (rae , after the
apartheid regime's military at­
tack again t W APO units in
northern Namibi in early
.April, i now under-way.
Namibian refugee from Zam-
bia and Angola are ing air- from P
lifted back into the country. language of their oppressor, in
Swapo's alliance with the their schools. Thousands of
MPLA government in Angola bright, articulate young people
and the African National. Con- were forced to flee South Africa
gress (ANe) of South Africa a result of their participation
has been a trong cause for con- in wh t the government called
cern by. the U.S. and the apart-I the Soweto uprisings.
heid regime. This June 16 the Stand for
The U.S. and the apartheid Truth- c mpaign wa spon­
regime has attempted for years red a special Lobby Day in
to undermine the standing of Washington, D.C., where
the e organization in the thousands of Americans meet
region. This objective is behind with their Sen tors bout' the
the U.S. insistence that Savimbi proposed sanctions legislation
be given a powerful postion, if against South Africa.
ot the leadership of Angolan On Saturday, June 17, a mas-
government. ve rvice and rally held t
Any such compromise with t e Wa hington Monument,
the Unita force in Ango or featuring the Rev. Allan Boesak
the MNR units in Mozambique from South Africa, the Richard
could only lead to the collapse Smallwood Singers and other
of the progressive course of entertainer. Following the r-
development initiated by the vice a march to Lafayette Park �
regimes ince 1975. Conse- acr from the White Ho
quently, it' unlikely that uch a was made to call for an end to
development will occur. us, upport of apartheid .
Once the Namibian peop If you reall care bout our
h ve elected .overeign brother and . er in South .
government under SWAPO, • • of the
leader hin, the orosoects for a "land for th T
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