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(11/6/68) Live recording of a rally on Sproul, speakers include those from the New World Alliance and Third World groups, Charlie Palmer, Larry Magid (CPE), Rich Brown, Fernando Garcia, Don Davis, ect. Magid addresses the reasons that the University‚Äôs cancellation of Social Analysis 139X - racism. Charlie Palmer speaks briefly - fatigued by his hunger strike. Rick Brown calls for a boycott of classes to support the third world demands, the students who‚Äôve been penalized by the university, and the negotiations between the Academic Senate and the Regents for credits for Social Analysis 139X. Fernando Garcia speaks on Third World demands. Don Davis (African American Student Union) on the third world view of white racism. Jim Soliz (MASC), Cory Anderson (AASU), and Bob Mandel (Oakland 7) also speak. New World Alliance Teach-In. Pete Camejo - ‚200,000 Mexican students still striking‚. Edward Ojeda - Moses Hall + the purpose of the university and the free ‚election‚ - A short talk ~45 minutes. Audience grew from ~50 to 1000+ during speech. MASC speaker ‚a projection -- what will happen in Sacramento -- + the poor minority.‚. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
Ethnic Studies Library, University of California, Berkeley California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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