Free South Africa: The Columbia University Divestment Movement: A Personal Perspective
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Free South Africa: The Columbia University Divestment Movement: A Personal Perspective

by Mr. Daniel Armstrong

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In Free South Africa, Mr. Daniel Armstrong shares his personal perspective on the Columbia University Divestment Movement. This account details the activism aimed at pressuring the university to divest from companies supporting apartheid in South Africa. It reflects on the dedication of participants and the impact of their efforts on campus policies and global awareness.

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Free South Africa: The Columbia University Divestment Movement: A Personal Perspective offers an intimate look at the events surrounding the push for divestment from apartheid South Africa at Columbia University.

Written by Mr. Daniel Armstrong, the book provides firsthand insights into the motivations and strategies of the movement.

It highlights the role of student and faculty activism in influencing institutional decisions on ethical investments.

Through this personal lens, readers gain an understanding of the broader context of global anti-apartheid efforts in the academic world.

The narrative captures the challenges and triumphs of advocating for social justice on campus.

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