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Episode 4: Have You Heard From Johannesburg

Season 13 Episode 11 | 1hr 28m 09s

The most effective tactic in globalizing the fight against apartheid was the grassroots boycott and divestment campaign that targeted Western corporations doing business with the South African regime.

Aired: 01/18/12 | Expires: 01/27/12
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