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"There are 18 millior living on 13 percem and 3.5 million Euro per cents." -AAos African dis< 1 -1 snouia conct By CHRIS DEESE Gamecock Staff Writer Racial discrimination under regi serious problem that should concert countries, Moses Akpan says. He made these remarks in a spee< AKPAN, CHAIRMAN of the dep Carolina State College, said racia those of South Africa, "make Africa He said one example of South Afri the Subversive Activities Control A black Africans in Africa. Under the black African is required to carry i and ethnic origin. "Without this paper," said Akpan the streets." He said failure to ca "Every year 2,000 Africans go to jai that is one out of seven." The law is also used to jail politic, said. Other discriminatory laws, he sa University Extension Act. "The Group Area Act perpetuates Africans," he said. Residential a racial group, and no one may live 01 "There are 18 million-plus black total land," Akpan said, "and 3.5 mi The University Extension Act, pa the university level," Akpan said.1 attend the same colleges or universi Appeals to fellow Africans in in discrimination, Akpan said. "I see peoples," he said, but added he did "The African population has n regimes to make concessions," he In 1976 demonstrations in Johann (fVia nffiniol lo?rti?n?A NV1IV viuviai language UI UUUU1 t\l I police action," he said. The govei more useful for trade and comme Nationalist groups of the Africar African Congress were banned as s Africans must try to organize ther said. "Freedom becomes cherishabh struggle." he added. Akpan said the nationalist "fr because of factionalization and la friend who is powerful to help you," Africans cannot fight discriminat states should be interested," he sai way possible to achieve racial equa i There arc ihKo( good i | Buyl,G? Small P ^ i 0 >epwiwwMiiNW,v?Jv.;xiivww a p This coupon I* g< 1 W "all Thin 'n -Cr jj Thick 'n Chewy ? i you boy I mefl ij tlclpating P ( |4 restaurants listen |j where taxed or ,* L law. Offer explr | i 1977. I Available at ' ? ticipatlng F | i restaurants: ; use Loci ^ 417 S. Main St. i- plus black Africans I of the total land >peans living on 87 es Akpan crimination ern West mes that practice segregation is a 11 Western nations as well as African :h Thursday at Gambrell Hall. artment of social sciences at South 1 segregationist policies, especially ins aliens in their own land." ca's discrimination toward blacks is ct, which restricts the movement of , "notjo 1 otir'' no*\A/if putM IUTT aopcvi. ui uic aci, every a paper stating name, place of work , "one can't leave town or even walk rry the pass results in a jail term. 1 for breaking discriminatory laws al activists for as long as 90 days, he id, are the Group Area Act and the t racial discrimination against black reas are reserved for each native itside the prescribed areas. Africans living on 13 per cent of the illion Europeans on 87 per cent." ssed in 1955, "carried segregation to !4 ? * L1_ -1 i * iic ?v;i mctuc 11 iue|$ui ior uiacKS 10 ities as white European settlers, dependent countries may help stop a possible merger of all the African In't think the merger would be soon, jsorted to positive action to force ! said. esburg against the use of Afrikaans ica), 370,370 people were killed "by nment now uses English, which is rce. \ Nationalist Congress and the Panmbversive by the government. "I^ut nsplvps tn mnfrnnt cuctom " Via a once it has been won through eedom armies" are not effective ck of power. "You have to have a he said. ion alone, Akpan said. "The Western d. "Every nation should help in any lity and majority rule." 1 ZP i it i things under our roof. JtlFree ; ilia Only | Priwi I i "i? Cmpy arc rcittMeml trademark ?H?I. Inc. C IW6. PiUa Hul, Inc. S irjucm' ood for 1 free ? f I l*py pizza or .1?r I - , pizza when -p . > } lium at par- U a Izza Hot d below. Void d restricted by S I es March 5, f 1 jt these par jj Mzza Hut ' 1 ^ ,, :..*J :j itlon i Not Good Tuesday Night 5 9 J * la ' lAS i^HhMH^IB^ ^S^l The Harlem Globetrotters' manage the cash Friday at halftime of the ters' game. He sold copies of the Glol f HHHBBIBI !! I *?<#i 3 O MI OFFER GOOD FOR ?. 2. 3, 1 O H VALID ANY DAY TH S ^ g February 27th, 01 (Not Valid For Banquets! I Z m ^ 1 I I V j.V" ! ? laHaaHE l_ _ _ . __. _ __ _ _ __ _? __ _ 4a b-. m t rakes in 45 rpm record, "J Globetrot- each. >etrotters' 4. 5 OR 6 PERSONS J&W RU SUNDAY . ^E? .... 4h a MhW DINNER SERVE 5 Hot Items MON THRU SAT. -1 rr, _ SUNDAY- 11 AM 8 ,nildren s Prices ^ FOREST A 1 2 2120 BEITUN PHone 782 ,? k? BaS^' ipll^B \ w ? v^r -^Wa a y|^ UBI^BE^Fv A?JT??a.fEi.T-?^fc>t '" Mar* At*xaml*r-THE OAMKCOCK ^wect Georgia Brown" for $2 i- A o ; I x j "A/ 5 ! D H OL 4 PM-8 30 PM ^ * i.in Dki i ' vv * ir\ H V/ m u I CRES 0 , IE BLVD. | ? , -6367 H S I SSSHF..-J