Portland Observer, September 4, 1906, Page 5
Demonstrators demand end to apartheid
bv Nathaniel S itili
DARRYL MILLNER
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(Photo Richard J Brown)
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Dr. M illn e r receives m e m o ra b ilia
bv VuthanielScott
Darrell M illner's collection o f racist
memorabilia lias increased enormous
ly I riday, Aug. 10, l)r M illn e r »as
die recipient ol a large crate and tw o
smaller boxes ol assorted memorabilia,
I he items, set to be catalogued and
sallied, »ere donated lo Dr. Millner by
D i Burobson I ulz, M D .. o f Ness
( >rleans, I A.
I)i I ulz read about Dr. M illn e r's
collection ol m em orabilia fro m an
As.xexi.iied Press »ire story last year.
Ho comas led Dr. M illner and the rest
is history. H isto ry that's deeply in-
gi ¿lined in America’s past.
Among die items inspected Friday
»ere Darkie Foolhpaste, Uncle Font
and liv e , and A n A u n t Jemima
bioom I he Darkie Toothpaste, man-
ulaeiured bs a B ritish com pany, is
popular today in parts o f Southeast
A m », Dr Millner said.
S»tme racist items are still being
produced in tins co u n try, loo. The
popularity ol racist Hems in 1985 is an
indication o f tw o things. D i M illner
said "O ne, we haven't gotten beyond
racism in America and tw o, you can
still make money exploiting race rela
tions in America in 1985."
I he Hems Dr M illner received dale
from about 1850 to 1985, he said.
" I am very excited. The items » ill be
veiy useful in an educational sense.
I lie voung people need to know »hat
d ie country »as capable o f.” Dr. M ill
tier is director o f Portland State U n i
v e r s it y ’ s Black Studies Department.
Dr Millner plans louse the Hems to
stimulate discussion about America's
racist past. He said, "W hen students
see these items they are shocked: they
show disbelief. But because H's there,
they can touch it and they have lo
believe it . "
Dr M illner w ould like to publicly
display some o f the items but he said
that won’ t be possible until 198'
He said Dr I utz's donation makes
his collection one o f the laigest in the
state He has been collecting racist
m em orabilia tot approxim ately It)
sears I he collection consists ot a ( iv il
War creamer, I ncle Remus, dishes,
lawn sprinklers and everything Irotn
»all plagues to sheets and pillow cases
I riday, August 10, more than 100
protesters demonstrated at the Pioneer
Post O ffice. The demonstrators »ere
protesting the escalation o f violence in
South A fric a and I he recent arrest o f
the Res. Allan B oenk.
In a press conference at the King fa
cility T hursday ol List »eek. the iwgan
i/ers o f the dem onstration, POSAF
Portlanders Organized fo r Southern
African Freedom), also called for the
release o f Nalson Mandela, W alter
Sisulu, and Iresoi lu lu .
Avel lio rd ly , speaking for POSAF,
s a id . "W e are calling upon the Oregon
U.S. congressional delegation io ex
press our outrage to the Reagan Ad
m inistration concerning develop
menLs in South A frica ."
She added. “ If Ronald Reagan
does not act s » iltl\ and decisively,
the b lixxl spilled in South A frica from
this day on » ill he due to his in e p t
ness and or his support ol the South
African racist regime ”
In a d d ition to L io rd ly. Rev. John
W liarlingtou, president o f the Albina
M inisterial Alliance. Res
t ohn
Jones, a ltl.u k South A frica n priest.
Res Ferry Swicegood o l Westmin
s.erp.esbs.e.,,,„( h „.ch ,,..d .b e R e s
Jim Siaurt I tom I ess is and ( la ik
lo lle g e , also attended the press con
ference.
t haplam Siaurt said. " I t is time the
churches started speaking out Il's
time we dismantled apartheid "
Rev
Liarhnglon said, " I am
ashamed o l the statement made bv
letrv I alwell. We call upon him to re
jx’iit ol Ins sin " He added that Amer
ica tough! on the side ol marxism dm
mg W orld War II and that in South
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o t t these stoies that carts South A f
ik .in piixlucts. It's time to divest from
South A liic.i It's time for us as
Aiuetleans to say. damn it, we do n 't
»ant it anvmore.
Its all accounts, I riday's demonstra
tion »as a s u c c e s s However, there
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o n e s o le spot
Not one Black
i n i i i i le i to o k the time to demonstrate
i s p e a k o u t in beliall o l Rev Allen
B o e ik piesident ol the W o ild A l
l i . l i k e o t Reformed t hurdles It dixw
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about tli.it America is not Heating the
ixxtple ol tlie » odd fairly " He addisi.
" It 's an indictment on this country
that a ix’ison like Re,lean can l>e pies
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Rev tones believed demon
stratums must make a decision to pul
I’tessine on the government
At Friday’ s dem onstration, t Hv
( o m m is s i o n e i M i k e I indberg
aid
South A frica was tlie l e a l i z a t i o i i o l
Hitler's dreams " | am ashamed a t o u r
president tor defending
South
A frica ." tie added
Julia Hicks troni P oitland's I ocal
128 ot tlie I ex 11 le U nion said, “ I al
well has finally worn his white sheet in
public
She added, " I l's time lo boy
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the Oregon media present an
accurate picture of minorities?
I he Oregon Journalists C oalition,
an association o f m inority journalists
in t begun » ill present a forum called
"Oregon's Media Coverage: A White
wash or a Rambo»?"
I lie discussion » ill center on events
and issues affecting ethnic and racial
minorities iti the state and ho» those
events are reported by the various
media in ( fregon.
I he forum » ill take place Saturday,
Sept 14, Irotn 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
St Andrews L atholic C hurch C o m
munity I enter, 806 N T
A lberta
Street, Portland.
Keynote speaker Derrick Bell, pro
fessor and former dean o f the Univer
sity o f Oregon I aw Schol » ill open
the forum promptly at 9 a m.
I wo panels w ill be presented, one
composed ot media representatives
a n d the other made up o f community
leaders Irotn Oregon's various ethnic
a n d racial groups.
Panelists include: Ron H erndon,
co-chairman, Black United Front; W il
ham A. H illia rd , executive e d ito r,
7'he Oregonian; John M cM illan, pub
lisher, Staie'inHin-Journal, Salem;
Mark Zusman, e d ito r, W illam ette
W eek. P o rtla n d ; C a ro lyn Leonard,
Portland Public Schools; Reymundo
M arin, executive d ire cto r, P ortland
M e tro p o litan Hum an Rights C o m
mission Panel moderator will be Mark
Sanchez, reporter, K O IN -T V . Time
» ill be allotted fo r audience p a rtic i
pation.
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A frica Inere can be no peace w ithout
justice
Rev Iones said he had absolutely
no respect tor President Reagan He
said, " I he only people » h o can re
store ordet to South A frica aie the
people being detained
Rev Jones, » h o returned lo Sonili
A frica Aug. 10. maintained that the
divestment issue is too late " I lie Rand
luis tallen and as the situation worsens,
the test ol tlie w orld » ill have to get
out " However, Rev tones mam
tamed that the » lu te power base is
built upon economics
I urthermore, Rev Iones said, " I he
American |x*ople have not raved a big
enough storm I am verv concerned
m essage See related photo on Page 10
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M au rice Davis 5. joined protesters against apartheid
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