Poster: ' "White South Africa please know that you are deluding yourselves...if you think that the present ordering of society can continue. Blacks will be free whatever you do or don't do. Don't delay our freedom, which is your freedom as well, for freedom is invisible." (Desmond Tutu, Bishop of Johannesburg)', with orange, brown and white pixelated image of a black man and woman holding their hands in the air. White background, black text. Part of Bother posters series.
MS. Oxfam COM/1/8/332
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Title
Poster: ' "White South Africa please know that you are deluding yourselves...if you think that the present ordering of society can continue. Blacks will be free whatever you do or don't do. Don't delay our freedom, which is your freedom as well, for freedom is invisible." (Desmond Tutu, Bishop of Johannesburg)', with orange, brown and white pixelated image of a black man and woman holding their hands in the air. White background, black text. Part of Bother posters series.
Shelfmark
MS. Oxfam COM/1/8/332
Date
n.d. [late 1980s]
Language
English
Physical extent
1 leaf
Subject
Posters
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Posters
Poster: ' "White South Africa please know that you are deluding yourselves...if you think that the present ordering of society can continue. Blacks will be free whatever you do or don't do. Don't delay our freedom, which is your freedom as well, for freedom is invisible." (Desmond Tutu, Bishop of Johannesburg)', with orange, brown and white pixelated image of a black man and woman holding their hands in the air. White background, black text. Part of Bother posters series.
