The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 18, 1980, Page Page 3, Image 3

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Activist By Leroy Williams Gamecock Staff Writer Political activist Dick Gregory and NBC News Washington correspondent Carole Simpson criticized, supported and questioned the actions of blacks Friday as part of the Association of Afro American Students' Black Week. Simpson, the first black woman to break into broadcasting in Chicago and a correspondent for NBC since 1974, told an overflow crowd in Russell House Ballroom that for her "it was a struggle to make it" in the broadcasting world because of her color and sex. Simpson said while she was employed in Chicago at radio station WCFL, she faced a lot of resentment from her colleagues. "I was trotted out as a double token," she said. "I experienced more sex discrimination than I did racial discrimination." f ^^BK jSfc^^L? 0.' iv^c/ *v< j^^K'- " .' 5"' .- . : '. Political activist Dick Gregory Simpson, a congressional correspondent, told the crowd "this is the most conservative U.S. Congress we've seen in this century." She said she was concerned about the Washington legislators spending more money for ''national defense while social programs such as welfare are being cut. Before long, we will have more guns than butter, and the poor and blacks will feel it." CltMVVAAM lr?r? A 4 AM oiiupun ctiau li uiti^cu vuin apathy among blacks. She asked Im m IPJi UjT WE MELT GOLD (INTO BARS, I NUGGETS. ETC. 0 from $23 We buy scrap gold, loolj JEWELRY I WAREHOUSE 1 2999 fUtt Spring* Ret 1 The GAMECOCK is thi student newspaper of the University of South Caiotirv* and is published three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays end Fridays during the fait end eprtng semesters end once weekly on Thursdeys during both summer sessions with the exception of university holidays and exeminetion periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK ere those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina Is an equal opportunity institution. I T ha ItAArH nf Qti iHant PaihlirAtlnn* anrt Communications is the publisher of the Gamecock. The Student Media Office is the j parent organization of the Gamecock. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should he sent to the GAMECOCK. Bon 85131, Russell House. University of S.C.. Columbia, S C. 29208. Subscription rates are $5.50 per semester and $2 for the summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia. s.c. j Black Week sp t, reporte those who voted in the last election to raise their hands. When only a few reSDOIlderi Simncnn hor head and said, "I don't believe it. We have the government we deserve. The collective voice of blacks isn't being heard." SHE QUOTED Urban League statistics that said one in three blacks are supported by welfare, two black children in five have no father and one half of all black children are born out of wedlock, to which the crowd reacted with surprise. Simpson said that blacks should stop depending on institutions and the government and rely more on themselves. She also attacked the "me" generation. "We've all gotten selfish," she said. "We want to do our own thing." A former nightclub entertainer and comedian, Gregory told the audience that "ya'll got a big job to do," referring to the need for blacks to wipe out what he termed "the white racist system" in this country. 'Ya'll got a big job to do.' Dick Gregory GREGORY, who said he quit .cge two credits short of graduation, criticized higher education in this nation. "You all go to these white racist institutions and you feel all comfortable," he said. "You should be scared." ? ? A tiiau ttudcftcu cunugers lur nut teaching black students "how to deal with white racism." Tffl EXTRA \o| i \( \ Mi :'K if if e?r Union Stc Olympic Jitters , Firms With Tic-Ins ? T? > M< iM-t >\v Kvoiit F;uv 1*1L'P-.tential losses i Business I'mIIUh k V\ ?-ul? 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