MS 258
 
 
Patricia L. Beeman 
Southern Africa Liberation Committee Collection 
 
Papers


MS 258
Patricia L. Beeman Southern Africa Liberation Committee Collection
36 boxes (529 folders + 198 artifacts + 3 videotapes + 104 books)
1973-1997
Acknowledgements: Gift of H. Frank Beeman.
 
Historical Note: The Patricia L. Beeman Southern Africa Liberation Committee Collection documents the 
work of the Southern African Liberation Committee (SALC), a highly successful community organization 
working at Michigan State University and in East Lansing from 1973 through 1997. The collection details
SALC's educational and social action campaigns, including the “Bullard Banking Bills” by the Michigan
State Legislature, the campaigns for the divestiture of Michigan State University, the MSU Foundation,
the State of Michigan Pension Funds, and the "McGoff Off" campaign to have the McGoff name removed 
from the Wharton Center. Particularly extensive are newspaper clippings from the national and local 
press describing conditions in Southern Africa and the local activities in response to those conditions. 
The books in this collection also outline the issues surrounding apartheid and resistance to it. The use of 
graphic arts to support these political and liberation activities is well illustrated by the numerous posters, 
protest buttons and T-shirts produced both by SALC and by international organizations supporting the 
liberation of Southern Africa. 
 
Patricia L. Beeman, of East Lansing, was a passionate friend of Africa and of racial justice in Southern 
Africa and the United States. From the 1970s to the 1990s, she and her husband, H. Frank Beeman, 
worked tirelessly for social justice in Southern Africa. In that work, they provided extensive opportunities 
for education about Southern Africa and numerous examples of social activism on issues related to that 
region. The Beemans were among the founders of the Southern Africa efforts of the Peace Education 
Center in East Lansing, Michigan and of the Southern Africa Liberation Committee (SALC) at Michigan 
State University. For more than twenty years, they campaigned tirelessly for anti-apartheid resolutions 
and legislation -- on campus, in local city and county government, in the state legislature, and at the 
national level. 
 
In the early 1970s, Patricia Beeman became involved with SALC, a group at MSU composed of students, 
faculty and staff concerned with the liberation of southern Africa from white minority rule. SALC worked to 
educate the university community about Southern African independence movements and campaigned for 
the passage of the East Lansing Selective Purchasing Resolution in 1977 that prohibited the City of East 
Lansing from using suppliers with linkages to South Africa. In 1978, SALC campaigned to cause MSU to 
divest of its stock in companies with subsidiaries in South Africa, making MSU one of the earliest major 
universities in the United States to take such action. From 1978 to 1982, SALC worked closely with 
Senator Jackie Vaughn, Representative Virgil Smith, and Representative Perry Bullard on a resolution 
calling for national sanctions against South Africa and a series of divestiture bills for the State of 
Michigan. From 1979 to 1984 SALC campaigned for the removal of the McGoff name from the Festival 
Stage of the Wharton Center for Performing Arts due to John McGoff’s public support of the apartheid 
South African government. This campaign also resulted in 1983 in a change in the university policy for 
naming buildings. In 1986, SALC publicly encouraged the MSU Foundation to divest its holdings of stocks 
of companies operating in South Africa. These campaigns along with parallel actions throughout the 
world provided international support for the internal struggle for majority rule in Southern and South 
Africa. 
 
In addition to this social activism, Patricia Beeman organized SALC's numerous education activities, such 
as annual film series, on-campus speakers from southern Africa, photographic exhibitions, and an 
information table in the International Center for the distribution of books, pamphlets, posters, and flyers. 
Patricia Beeman’s life provides an inspiring model for community organizing to produce positive social 
changes that enhance human dignity. As her husband Frank once put it, “Pat felt that if people 
understood the horrors of apartheid, they would want to remove their support for such an unjust system.” 
 
 
Scope & Contents Note: The Patricia L. Beeman Southern Africa Liberation Committee Collection 
consists of documents produced and used by SALC from 1973 to 1997, newspaper clippings, posters, 
artifacts, protest buttons and placards, clothing, videotapes, and books. The Patricia L. Beeman 
Southern Africa Liberation Committee Collection is a gift to the Special Collections Division of the MSU 
Libraries from her husband, Frank Beeman in 1997. Copies of these materials are intended to be 
deposited at the Mayibuye Center Collection at Robben Island and at the Archive of the African National 
Congress at the University of Fort Hare in South Africa. 
 
The collection has been organized into seven series: Information Packets, Legislation & Political 
Activities, Organization Records, Subject Files, Publications, and Posters & Artifacts. Series 1, 
Information Packets, is arranged chronologically. The Information Packets are photocopies assembled in 
notebooks by SALC for distribution at meetings, such as at the MSU Board of Trustees meetings. The 
titles listed are copied from the titles printed on the notebook covers. Series 2, Legislation & Political 
Activities, is arranged chronologically, and is comprised of information collected and created for the 
various political activities in which SALC participated and for the various pieces of legislation that SALC 
supported. Series 3, Organizational records, is arranged chronologically, and is comprised of 
correspondence to and from SALC, minutes and notes from meetings, membership lists, and financial 
records. Series 4, Subject Files, is arranged alphabetically, and is comprised of information collected by 
SALC on various subjects of interest. Series 5, Publications, is arranged alphabetically and contains 
publications, such as newsletters and catalogs, from other organizations. The books and videotapes in 
this series have been cataloged in the MSU Libraries online catalog and are shelved separately in the 
American Radicalism Collection. Series 6, Newspaper Clippings, is arranged chronologically, except for a 
few subject folders. It is comprised of newspaper clippings on apartheid, divestment, South Africa, 
Namibia, Southern Africa, and the international anti-apartheid movement, collected by the Beemans in 
support of SALC activities. Series 7, Posters and Artifacts, is arranged by the type and size of the artifact, 
and is comprised of posters produced and used by SALC (particularly for their campus film series), and 
objects, such as clothing and protest buttons, created by SALC. 
 
The donation was inventoried by Lisa Robinson, Bibliographic Enhancement Catalog Librarian, 
completed June 2004.
 
INVENTORY
Series 1: Information Packets
 Box #  Description
 1 South Africa Basic Facts, Extras copies, 1977-1978 
 Boycott and Divestiture Histories, c.1978
 Boycott and Divestiture Histories, Extra copies, c. 1978 
 Divestiture Histories, c.1978
 Divestiture Histories, Extra copies, c.1978
 MSU South African Facts, c.1978-1979
MSU South African Facts II, c.1978
Photocopy Masters for Information Packets, 1978
 South African Facts, 1978
 
 2 Southern Africa (by Marylee Wiley), 1978
What SALC Accepted, c.1978
MSU South African Facts I, c.1979
MSU South African Facts I (incomplete), c. 1979
MSU South African Facts II, c.1979
South African Facts, 1979 (for Western Michigan University)
 South African Facts II, c.1979
ASMSU, c. 1979
ASMSU, c. 1979
Support for Rep. Bullard’s Bills, 1979-1980
Bullard Bills, 1980
Series 1: Information Packets
 Box #  Description
 2 Things Are Not Better, 1980
Photocopy Masters for Information Packets, 1981
McGoff Off campaign, c.1984
E. Lansing City Council/MSU Campaigns, 1985
Michigan South Africa Divestment, 1985
 
 3 Sullivan Principles, 1985
 Bullard Bills (H.B. 4831, H.B. 4838, H.B. 5446) 1980
  House Bill 4553 (Bullard Bill), 1982
  McGoff Off campaign, 1984-1986
 SALC Literature Table, c. 1986
 Extras for Information Packets, undated
 Photocopy Masters for Information Packets, undated
 
Series 2: Legislation & Political Activities 
 3 MSU Divestment, 1978
 Legislation SALC Got Passed, 1978-1988 
 Photographs of displays and banners (18 photos), c.1978-1986
 General Motors proxy meeting speech, February 6, 1978
 Leon Weaver, 1978-1979
 McGoff Petitions, 1978
 Michigan House Resolution No. 462, 1978
 House Bill 6341, 1978-1980
 MSU Divestment, 1979-1983
 McGoff Off Campaign, Newspaper clippings, 1979-1982
 Legislative analysis of South African Investment Bills (H.B. 4831, H.B. 4838,
  H.B. 5446), 1979
Perry Bullard Flyers, 1979-1980
Bill Arguments (H.B. 4831, H.B. 4838, H.B. 5446), 1979-1980
 
 4 Perry Bullard Banking Bills (H.B. 4831, H.B. 4838, H.B. 5446), 1980
MSU Divestment – State News response, 1980
MSU Divestment, 1981-1982
MSU Divestment - History, 1981
Series 2: Legislation & Political Activities
 Box #  Description
 4 House Bill 4553 Strategy Packet, 1981-1983
 House Bill 4553 & House Bill 4315, (Divestiture of State of Michigan Funds) 1982
 House Bill 4553, 1982-1983 
House Bill 4553 Response, 1982-1983
Michigan Public Act 512, 1982
McGoff Off Campaign 1982-1983
House Bill 4516, c. 1983
Petitions, 1984-1985
Ingham County Democratic Convention, 1985
McGoff-Off Campaign, 1985
State of Michigan Divestment, 1985
 House Bills 4770 & 4771 (Divestiture of State of Michigan Funds), 1985
 
 5 House Bills 4770 & 4771 (Divestiture of State of Michigan Funds), 1986
MSU Foundation Divestiture, 1985-1986
MSU Foundation Divestiture Petitions, 1985
Shanty Protest, 1986
Shanty Protest Newspaper Clippings, 1986
Hands Around the Capitol Demonstration, September 9, 1986
Ingham Country Board of Commissioners Resolution, 1986
Coke Boycott, 1986-1987
House Bills 4395 & 4396, 1987
H.R. 1580, 1987
National Mobilization for Peace and Justice, 1987
Ronald Reagan, 1987
Divestiture of State of Michigan Pension Funds, 1988-1989

Series 3: Organizational Records 
 5 Activities (Presentation to RHA), 1984-1985
Activities (Presentation to RHA), 1986-1987
Artwork, undated
Brochures, undated
 
 6 CARAC meetings, 1984-1986
Commemorative Booklets, 1998
Series 3: Organizational Records
 Box #  Description
 6 Correspondence, undated
Correspondence, 1974-1977
Correspondence, 1978
Correspondence, 1979-1980 
Correspondence, 1981
Correspondence, 1982-1983
Correspondence, 1984-1985
Correspondence, 1986
Correspondence, 1987-1990
Correspondence, McGoff Off, 1983
Correspondence, Peace Education Center, 1979-1985
 
 7 Correspondence, Perry Bullard’s office, 1985
Correspondence, Viewpoint (Editorials)
Film Series, 1979
Film Series, winter 1980
Finances, 1981-1982
Finances, 1983-1984
Finances, 1986-1987
Finances, Film Series, 1978-1984
Meetings, c.1982-1984 (notebook)
Meetings, 1983
Meetings, 1985
Meetings, 1986
Meetings, 1987
Membership, undated
Poetry
SALC, 1979-1980
 
Series 4: Subject Files 
 7 Apartheid
Beeman, Frank & Patricia, 1987
Canadian Labor, 1977
Church Statements
 
Series 4: Subject Files 
 Box #  Description
 8 Corporations and South Africa
 Crop Walk, 1980
Cultural Boycott of South Africa, 1983
Divesting from South Africa by Lawrence Litvak
Divestment, 1978
 Divestment, 1980-1982
 Divestment, 1985
 Divestment, 1987-1988
 End Conscription Campaign
 Episcopal Churchmen for a Free Southern Africa (ESCA), 1980-1985
 Gary, Indiana Campaign
 Federal Government
 Fiduciary Trust, 1978
 Films
 Foreign Investment in Israel
 Foreign Investment in Soviet Union 
 Homelands (Bantustans)
 Human Rights Violations
 
 9 Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, 1976-1979
 International Defense & Aid Fund for Southern Africa, 1978-1982 
 Investment in South Africa, 1985
Investments, 1987-1988
Investments & Banking
Julaka
Krugerrands, 1980-1983
Labor Resolutions on South Africa, 1977
Mercenaries
Michigan Democratic Party Resolution, 1985
Michigan (State) Policies and Legislation on Southern Africa
Michigan State University Policies on Southern Africa
Midwest Conference Against Apartheid, 1984
Midwest Student ACOA, 1979-1983
Multinational Corporations – General
Series 4: Subject Files 
 Box #  Description
 10 Multinational Corporations – Specific companies
Multinational Corporations – Sullivan Principles Namibia
NAACP
Namibia
National Policies on Southern Africa
National Policies and Legislation on Southern Africa
National Policies and Resolutions on Southern Africa, 1976-1981
Nelson Mandela
Nuclear warfare and arms - South Africa
Oregon Board of Education, 1978
Pertinent Reports, 1978-1979
Political Prisoners, South Africa
 
 11 Research papers, 1978-1987
Resolution for the release of Nelson Mandela, 1990
Rockefeller Foundation, 1979-1982
Shell Boycott
South Africa
Southern Africa
State Divestment (Other States) c.1980
Sullivan Principles, 1976-1977
Sullivan Principles handout, c.1978
Sullivan Principles, 1979-1981
 Sullivan Principles, 1982 
 Sullivan Principles, 1985
 Sullivan Principles, 1986-1987 
 UNITA, 1985-1987
 Universities, 1977-1982
 Washington, D.C. Campaign
 Workshop by Mary Lee Wiley: South Africa, the Next Vietnam, 1978
 
12 Zimbabwe
 
 
Series 5: Publications 
 Box #  Description
 12 ACCESS Newsletter, 1980-1981
Africa Confidential, 1981
Africa Fund, 1975-1990
Africa News, 1980, 1982, & 1984
Africa South in Exile, October-December 1960 
Africa Today, July/September 1976
African Commentary, 1989
African Youth, October/November 1976
Agenda, February 1978
 American Committee on Africa, 1974-1985
 ACOA Action News, 1984-1989
American Friends Service Committee, 1985 & 1989
American University Field Staff Reports, 1980 
Canadian Journal of African Studies vol. 3 #3 1984
CIDSA Update, 1985 
Conference in Solidarity with the Liberation Struggles of the Peoples of
   Southern Africa, 1981
Dateline Namibia, 1984, 1985, & 1987
Dollars & Sense, 1984
Episcopal Churchpeople for a Free Southern Africa, 1981 & 1987-1988
Groundwork, 1980
IDAF Briefing Paper on Southern Africa, 1985
IDAF Catalogs, 1983-1985
IDAF Focus on Political Repression in Southern Africa, 1983 & 1985
IDAF News Notes, 1984-1985
 
 13 Lincoln Letter, 1984-1985
Link (Newsletter), 1987
Michigan Council of Churches Newsletter, 1983
Namibia Newsletter, 1983-1987
Namibia Update from the Hearing before the Subcommittee on Africa, 1980
The Nation (3 issues) May 1, 1989; Sept. 18, 1989; Feb. 19, 1990
New Yorker (January 2 & 9, 1984)
News From Namibia, 1986
Series 5: Publications 
 Box #  Description
 13 Objective Justice, August & December 1980
Organizing Notes, 1983
Pambana, 1987
Peace Education Center Newsletter, 1983-1998
Sechaba, 1977 & 1980
South Africa Resource Guide, 1985
Southern Africa Perspectives, 1974-1990
Southern Africa Support Coalition Newsletter, 1979-1980
Study Commission on U.S. Policy Toward Southern Africa (photocopy), 1981 
Summary of State and Municipal Legislative Action on South Africa, 1981
Third Force Newsletter, 1983
Time Magazine, “Africa’s Woes,” January 16, 1984
Toward Freedom, 1988
TransAfrica Forum, 1985
UNESCO Features, 1979
 
 14 United Nations Centre Against Apartheid, 1975-1984
United Nations Council for Namibia, c. 1980
United States Anti-Apartheid Newsletter, 1985
Washington Notes on Africa, 1980, 1983, & 1985
Washington Office on Africa, undated
Why I Joined ZANLA Women’s Detachment, 1974
Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, 1988
Workers’ Unity, 1984
World Conference of the United Nations Decade for Women, 1980
 
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 14 African Studies Center
American Blacks, 1980
Corporations, 1980
Governor Blanchard, 1984-1985
Human Rights
Investment in South Africa, 1985
McGoff, January 1984
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 Box #  Description
 14 MSU Trustees
Namibia, 1980
Nuclear South Africa, 1979-1980
Other African Countries
South African Labor, 1979-1980
Zimbabwe, 1979-1980
 
 15 Undated
 1973
1974-1976
1977
1978
1979-1980
1981-1982
1983
January-February 1984
March-June 1984
July-August 1984
September-November 1984
December 1984
January 1985
February 1985
March-April 1985
May-June 1985
July- December 1985
 January – April 1986
 May 1986
 June 1986
 July 1986
 August 1986
 September 1986
 October 1986
 November 1986
 December 1986
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 Box #  Description
 16 January – March 1987
 April 1987
May 1987
June 1987
July 1987
 February 1988
March 1988
April 1988
May 1988 
June 1988
July 1988
August 1988
September 1988
October 1988
November 1988
December 1988
 January 8-15, 1989 
January 16-29, 1989
January 30 – February 12, 1989 
February 13-29, 1989 
February 28 – March 13, 1989 
 March 13-26, 1989 
March 27 – April 2, 1989
April 3-9, 1989 
April 10-23, 1989
 
 17 April 24-30, 1989
  April 24 – 30, 1989
May 1-7, 1989
May 8-22, 1989 
May 23 - June 6, 1989
June 8-24, 1989
June 25 – July 17, 1989
July 18 - August 7, 1989
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 Box #  Description
 17 August 8-22, 1989
August 22 – September 4, 1989
September 5-11, 1989
September 12-25, 1989
September 26 – October 8, 1989
October 10-16, 1989
October 17-23, 1989
October 24 – November 14, 1989
November 14 - December 11, 1989
December 12-18, 1989 
December 19, 1989 – January 2, 1990 
January 2-15, 1990
January 16-29, 1990
January 30 – February 5, 1990
February 2-12, 1990
February 13-19, 1990
February 20-26, 1990
February 28 – March 6, 1990
 
 18 March 6-12, 1990
March 11-27, 1990
March 27 – April 9, 1990
April 10-25, 1990
April 28 – May 4, 1990
May 3-8, 1990
May 8-14, 1990
May 14-23, 1990
May 24-30, 1990
May 31 – June 6, 1990
June 7-13, 1990
June 12-18, 1990
June 14-20, 1990
June 20-24, 1990 
June 20-24, 1990
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 Box #  Description
 18 June 20-26, 1990
June 27 – July 3, 1990 
June 27 – July 3, 1990
 
 19 June 29, 1990 (Detroit Free Press special issue on Nelson Mandela’s
  visit to Detroit
July 4-9, 1990
July 10-18, 1990
July 19-25, 1990
July 23-29, 1990
July 30 – August 7, 1990
August 8-13, 1990
August 13-21, 1990
August 22-28, 1990
August 29 – September 4, 1990
September 5-11, 1990
September 12-19, 1990
September 19-25, 1990
September 26 – October 2, 1990
October 3-9, 1990
October 10-16, 1990
October 17-23, 1990
October 24-31, 1990
November 1-6, 1990
November 7-13, 1990
 
 20 November 14-20, 1990
November 20 – December 5, 1990
December 5-18, 1990
December 18-26, 1990
December 26, 1990 – January 2, 1991
January 3-10, 1991
January 11-29, 1991
January 30 – February 5, 1991
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 Box #  Description
 20 February 6-19, 1991
February 20 – March 5,1991
March 6-19, 1991
March 20-26, 1991
March 27 – April 2, 1991
April 3-9, 1991
April 10-16, 1991
April 17-23, 1991
April 24-30, 1991
May 1-7, 1991 
May 8-14, 1991
May 15-21, 1991
May 22-28, 1991
May 29 –June 3, 1991
June 3-11, 1991
 
 21 June 12-18, 1991
June 19-25, 1991
June 26 – July 2, 1991
July 1-9, 1991
July 10-16, 1991
July 16-23, 1991
July 24-30, 1991
July 31 – August 6, 1991
August 8 – 14, 1991
August 15 – September 3, 1991
September 4-11, 1991
September 12 – October 2, 1991
October 2-8, 1991
October 9-15, 1991
October 15-21, 1991
October 23-29, 1991
October 30 – November 5, 1991
November 6-12, 1991
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 Box #  Description
 21 November 13-19, 1991
 
 22 November 20-26, 1991
November 28 – December 3,1991
December 4-16, 1991
December 16-24, 1991
December 28-31, 1991
January 3-7, 1992
January 8-14, 1992
January 15-21, 1992
January 22-28, 1992
January 29 – February 4, 1992
February 5-11, 1992
February 12-18, 199
February 19-25, 1992
February 26 – March 3, 1992
March 4-10, 1992
March 11-17, 1992
March 18-24, 1992
March 25-31, 1992
April 1-7, 1992
April 7-14, 1992
April 15-21, 1992
April 22-29, 1992
April 30 – May 6, 1992
May 5-11, 1992
May 7-20, 1992
May 21-26, 1992
May 27 – June 2, 1992
June 3-9, 1992
June 10-16, 1992
June 17-23, 1992
June 24-30, 1992
 
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 Box #  Description
 23 July 1-7, 1992
July 8-15, 1992
July 16-22, 1992
July 24-27, 1992
July 28 – August 3, 1992
August 4-10, 1992
August 11-18, 1992
August 19-25, 1992
August 26 – September 1, 1992
September 2-11, 1992
September 9-15, 1992
September 17-23, 1992
September 24-30, 1992
October 2-8, 1992
October 9-15, 1992
October 15-21, 1992
October 21-27, 1992
December 1992 
January 1993
February 1993
March 1993
April 1993
May 1993
June 1993
July 1993
August 1993
September 1993
October 1993
November 1993
December 1993
 
 24 January 1994
February 1994
March 1994
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 Box #  Description
 24 April 1994
May 1994
June 1994
July 1994
August 1994
September 1994
October 1994
November-December 1994
January 1995
February-April 1995
May–August 1995
September-December 1995
1996
January-March 1997
 
Series 2: Legislation and Political Activities
 25   Postcard Writing Campaigns & Petitions, c.1978-1983
 Divestment of State of Michigan Pension Funds, 1979-1985
 Things Are Not Better Information Packet, 1980
 H.B. 4553 (Divestment of Michigan Educational Institutions), 1981-1982
 Midwest Conference Against Apartheid, 1984
 McGoff Off, 1984-1986
MSU Foundation Divestment, 1985-1986
Campus Demonstrations, 1986-1987
Hands Around the Capitol, 1986
Shanty Protest, 1986
Petition to Impeach Ronald Reagan, 1987
Petition for Peace & Justice, 1987
Petition protesting deKlerk’s visit to the U.S., 1990
 
Series 3: Organization Records 
 25 Artwork & Graphics, undated
Brochures, undated
Events and Speakers, 1983-1985
Series 3: Organization Records
 Box #  Description
 25 Films & Finances, 1981-1984
 
 26  Film Series, 1980s 
 Film Series, c.1985-1986 
 Photocopy Masters, 1978
 Photocopy Masters, 1981
 
Series 4: Subject Files 
 26 Divestment & Sanctions,1978-1986
 Krugerrands, 1979-1980
 National Student Anti-Apartheid Conference, 1983
 Savimbi
 Sullivan Principles, 1986
 University of Michigan vs. State of Michigan amicus curiae brief, 1982
 
Series 5: Publications 
 26 Facts and Reports, 1980 
 Israel and South Africa (book)
 Midwest Coalition for the Liberation of Southern Africa Newsletter, 1978
 Southern Africa Christian Alliance
 Workers’ Unity
  
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 27 Michigan Labor, 1981
 1982-1983
 1984
 1985
 1986
  1987
 1988
  1989
 1990
 1991
  1992
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings
 Box #  Description
 27 1993
 1994
 1995
 1996
 1997
 
Series 7: Artifacts & Posters
 28 Protest buttons (two): Spring Mobilization Washington, D.C. 1987 Central 
  America Peace & Justice Southern Africa
 Protest buttons (five): World Peace Tax Fund (two); Zimbabwe Medical
  Drive (two); Free Liz Walters (one) 
 Protest buttons (four): MSU Out of South Africa (two); U.S. Out of Southern
  Africa (two)
 Protest buttons (four): MSU Foundation Divest from South Africa(four)
 Protest buttons (three): End Racist Occupation of Namibia (two); Independence
  for Namibia Now! (one)
 Protest buttons (four): Keep Rhodesian Sanctions (two); Free Zimbabwe (two)
 Protest buttons (four): Freedom Now / One Man One Vote (two); Boycott
  Krugerrand (two)
 Protest buttons (four): Nelson Mandela / ANC / Solidarity, Justice, Equality
 Protest buttons (four): Woman with Africa head wrap (two); Circle design (two)
 Black Arm Band with Protest Sticker
 Protest Stickers (nineteen): McGoff Off (fourteen); Divest from South Africa 
  (three); Hands Around the Capitol (two)
 Protest Button Inserts (ten)
 Remembrance Bracelets (two): Nelson Mandela; Petrus Kamati 
 SLAC Pencils (nine)
 Stone bird
 
29 Protest Buttons (64buttons)
 
30 Six short-sleeve cotton T-shirts:
 Abolish Apartheid (two white shirts)
 DIVEST (two white shirts)
 
Series 7: Artifacts & Posters 
 Box #  Description
 30 Namibia (one red shirt)
 Free South Africa (one red shirt)
 
31 Posters
 
 32  Sweatshirts (three long-sleeved polyester/cotton):
 No Apartheid (two white, one blue)
 
 33  Protest banner (cloth): Remember, Rejoice, Renew / Divest from South Africa / 
 Divest Michigan Pension Funds
 
34 Display panels from the exhibit held in the MSU Main Library, 1999
 
35 Display panels from the exhibit held in the MSU Main Library, 1999
 
36 Display panels from the exhibit held in the MSU Main Library, 1999