THE BLACK MARKETER THE ORANGEBURG MASSACRE "" . (Rditor's notes Here is the most obiect ~.ve~A ~ account we can find <strong>of</strong> wha~ :took place during the height " <strong>of</strong> the brutal killings <strong>of</strong> 3 black students and the wounding <strong>of</strong> 54 others in Orangeburg, South Carolina) _ ; ~ . 'a), (Orange~bui~~, ,~~,,~reb . iteporter, Milce~ ;~~l~ap~s~~5fr.',-;~~e'Ea]ai:mQa~e ..Q"frt~= Amer,~gan~ fowe~li+ea~;d .2%'c~~utyy~~ezif~E~ named rF~», grit ;~~~Col]~~t~s s~''~ !~~.f y tliey ' . get. . .
T1ie sham elections held recently ~tiurn i~a_`l~a~~= P~i~q~a eyrp~end3~ at Merritt College . in Oakland (Cal-~ t~re~s ` "Tltie :~c~ee~S.~ on o~~~he'El~c~ ifornia) 3.n which the bo~~key admin- tioti Cbm~3atee `wait= ' u~Sh~~~ + . ~ . . . 'the:'hY 'J1tdi'c a~l ' ~Couil l`~, : which" m'ove+d to shat .t`hh,r,1, :! ~ t~~ ~ ~t s ~ ; ` with. the - ~ec~ ,r ;. ciird °h~i+gl~at~ - .~~+Wnb+~x <strong>of</strong> ~'1`'ibt~s in the ;~~~. . . gleo~i~rt~ .'' F~ol~:ow~i~ t3~is' actio~t°'by the''":~'udicifl Coun'cil,~ f3~+~° faculty 3~~rate' , vo~+~d f9~1~ ''=t~o let students , ~,r . handle : th+s` at~~ar~rs~ '<strong>of</strong> -the all-<strong>Black</strong> s~Cudent government, but the racist administxatian led by Reford decided to move ova-tie student governwent by declari,~a~ that the <strong>of</strong>ficers from the honkey~-c.,ontrooled- pang; ~; would be . ~p~~aiced in <strong>of</strong>fice until the '.,,.d3`$pute" was ~e'~tled~~' `But there was no sue~l~~ "dispute", for the dec i.on- - . to ~placq. Sis'tex Harriet Smith and her p~Yty . , . , . . , . "in <strong>of</strong>fice was made by the~Judicial Council, which under student government c-e~T^, has the last say in th+~"' matter . Secondly, besides fn+~xvening illegally in <strong>Black</strong> Student government, Redfosd seated the disqualified candidates on the Merritt Council, contrary to all civilized nations <strong>of</strong> justice . The M.C . y , prir~~xily an adminis-, . trative body . c~ltposed <strong>of</strong> facul" y, . .,':;, administ~cation .~t`embers, and stu tbody, <strong>of</strong>f~.cei~s, then melt, illegally ~. to "decide the outcome <strong>of</strong>--tl ti exec' tion, ~ th the Merritt Audi°t,oax^i~e ;:. ..filled with angay B~.ack ~lrudcnts,, . Mwa~iaCilai ~rn3e Ahlen, *C~a~.rma~n b THE HC)L1~°E- lOf; UMOJA (IJ1V"TZ`f j , . . . .°° ~ . ~ <strong>Black</strong> g~tt~dents in a walkout <strong>of</strong> the illegal meeting, charging R~edi'ord "out <strong>of</strong> ' oa~¢er ." <strong>Black</strong> Students gin st congrega'~¢ `aut~side ,the auditorium, and' tla~en-bustfd b;aCk into-~ the ~~th`td'f3um ., . ; . .~,tuxnaing. ,,. Pt~t"~, -the . meeting . Re~~ord`, ,~p ~sik ~,~,`,-th~2-..face, ran <strong>of</strong>f the stage with ~''tfie .rest <strong>of</strong> his ._Merri.tt Zoo K~p~e~~ ~.n~ ; f^i13ng persuit, and 81-a .,p~ple-.fin held their own meeting where the entire election farce was run down, The next day, tt~4 Merritt Co~A~^`',''. held another meeting, this time in private, and moved to intervene in student affairs by placing the dis- istration intex+~aened in 'the placing <strong>of</strong> <strong>Black</strong> peppig iri the studeng gove~-nment have - now : : ended Sin a com- 'ple~te de~ba~le : Honkey;~ aye pies" era~.~~. ;~ ..-,chargi.'ng that :- 'w~3~ ack mili tar;fi:s" hdve th ceateried-, them with "ass~a.ssination'' ~un~~~ss they give up t'-a~;ir positions ` in the . tudeng government, a~hd 'they attempt to sup por t their position , bpi stating `:~~~:a' . se~JCnty let.te~ g ncl "~hyeical assassination" wee sent to all ,:~-embers <strong>of</strong> -the governing body, from <strong>of</strong>fices to members <strong>of</strong> the ~-t~adent Council . In fact, sister Harriet Smith, av Mack militant and the rightful pxe :~ident <strong>of</strong> ASMC, life was t3~rreaten~:~: and brothers from as far as L . A, have been guarding her,.house~ t . ~~i person since the election faYaa It ; is°~- our . opinion that these charges were brought foar~h_ . .to hide ~~hese facts . The elections held at Merrit Colc?c!F was held on January ~~~~a . . 2~z :~ .~~-nc~ in the e?ection~-~eas F '. ~~;~x ~ . Ha~:~xet Smith along, ~ ;w°i~t~h other-; Ef .~ck people from hey . ~arty,~, A ; Yw3~~ :i ~e--controaled group ~ c:~x~a:~n" :.-+r <strong>of</strong> ;nnakeys and a sprinkling°~' <strong>of</strong> "well-meaning" l~egroes aXsa ;` ran: : in the elections ., , A.ccording . , ", . to the admi,ni~stra'tion, - the honkey-controlled group won the ; ~~~c~tion, but . the fact- is . ' .~ ~~~efn- . 1, :~-s <strong>of</strong> the Election Committee, were n~ ;t - . allot~ed . to count .. the ballot . Who did, then, count 'tlie ballot.? . ;, . ~t was the honkey administration ~. . : . ,e~.f which .- c e t~~.bal],cts, and <strong>Black</strong> students ;who were to'have done this . job : . :wire . ys:tetnati:Galiy e:x.^lulled . from, the . rosm. ._where the taK~k was being carried out : ~~ -~ Sb qu~,et ~, as it's kept, nobody really knows who won . Meanwhile, however, t~ha !~ankey group was disqualified by ~rae Election Committee fox campaign irregularities, the most important <strong>of</strong> which was its refusal to
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