American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and Society (71)
American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and Society
Principal Location: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and Society (ACCESS) was founded in 1976 by Richard Lapchick. F...
Apartheid Sport and South Africa's Foreign Policy: 1976
by Richard E. Lapchick, United Nations Centre Against Apartheid
New York, New York, June 1976
This paper was produced for the "International Seminar on the Eradication of Apartheid and in Support of the Str...
Sports Apartheid in 1977: News Names for Old Games
by Richard E. Lapchick
Norfolk, Virginia, Early 1977
Contents: Keeping Politics Out of Sport • Building Bridges to End Apartheid Sport • The Vorster Initiatives [This...
Sports Boycott in the International Campaign Against Apartheid
New York, New York, February 1977
This pamphlet is a condensed version of an article from the Journal of Sport and Social Issues. The article says the ...
by ARENA
Norfolk, Virginia, March 1977?
Press release by ARENA, the Institute for Sport and Social Analysis, announcing that it is joining a coalition of gro...
ACCESS- Minutes of the First General Meeting
by American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and Society
New York, New York, May 1977
Contents: 1. Discussion of goals and objectives • 2. Discussion of means to achieve these goals • a. Educational ...
Norfolk, Virginia, 1977?
Press release about the goal of ACCESS to contribute toward the end to apartheid in sport and its objective to end al...
[Dear (either name, or "supporter of racial justice")]
by Richard E. Lapchick, American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and Society
Norfolk, Virginia, June 3, 1977
Text for a letter introducing individuals and organizations to ACCESS, the American Coordinating Committee for Equali...
[Dear supporter of justice: I am writing to you today to let you know of the work of ACCESS, ...]
This letter explains the purpose of ACCESS, which is to isolate South African in sport through coordinated activities...
Africa coverage: South Africa, Africa
[Dear Mr. Hester]
by Richard E. Lapchick, American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and Society, International Advisory Commission to End Apartheid Sport, ARENA The Institute for Sport and Social Analysis
Norfolk, Virginia, June 15, 1977
Copy of a letter to Mr. W.E. Hester, President of the U.S. Tennis Association (USTA), about South African participati...
Dear Coalition Members
Norfolk, Virginia, Juy 15, 1977
Letter to ACCESS coalition members regarding plans for a demonstration outside the United States Tennis Association (...
Subject: South Africans and Tennis
by Jim Bristol, American Friends Service Committee
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 18, 1977
Memorandum about planned protests against the participation of South African players in the United States Open Tennis...
[ACCESS, the American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and Society, will hold a press conference on Augus...
Norfolk, Virginia, Late July or early August 1977
ACCESS press release announcing a press conference on August 2 to announce plans fot its first important action in it...
Norfolk, Virginia, July 1977?
Leaflet apparently produced to advertise a demonstration against the United States Tennis Association and the partici...
Norfolk, Virginia, Spring or Summer 1977?
Contents: Why Pick on Tennis? • What is ACCESS? • What is Apartheid? • Facts on the USTA and Its Relat...
Dear President Carter
by American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and Society, Richard Lapchick
Norfolk, Virginia, August 6, 1977
Letter to President Jimmy Carter in reply to a letter by Hodding Carter regarding the participation of South Africa i...
ACCESS Says: Close the Open to Apartheid - Cut All Sports Ties with South Africa
Norfolk, Virginia, August 18, 1977
Press release on a meeting between a delegation of union leaders, clergy, and community representative of ACCESS and ...
END ALL SPORTS TIES WITH SOUTH AFRICA
New York, New York, Undated, about August 1977
Leaflet advertising a demonstration at Forest Hills on September 11. The leaflet says the U.S. Tennis Association sup...
Minutes of Meetings of August 2nd and August 4th
New York, New York, August 1977
The meeting minutes mostly relate to the United States Tennis Association (USTA). August 2: A short meeting was held ...
US Open Demonstration Marks Culmination of Months of Efforts by ACCESS to Influence the USTA Position on South Africa
Norfolk, Virginia, September 11, 1977
Press release about a demonstration and other efforts to influence the United States Tennis Association (USTA) to end...