What does PAC stand for?

Pan-African Congress

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Padmore then helped to organise the Fifth Pan-African Congress at Manchester in 1945, which is seen by some historians as the single most important conference on Africa's future ever to be held.

The father of African emancipation: 23 September 2009 marked exactly ...

The guide on my bus, for example, was once general secretary of the Pan-African Congress and an important figure in the struggle against apartheid.

BREAK FOR FREEDOM; Robben Island - Nelson Mandela's prison - offers ...

As secretary general of the seventh Pan-African Congress in 1994, he established a new base for his campaigning in Kampala, Uganda, and he remained thereafter a focal point for Pan-African activism and debate.

Tribute to Tajudeen

The 1945 Manchester Pan-African Congress Revisited.

Alliances across the margins

From the Pan-African Congress on the left to the Afrikaner Resistance Movement on the right, these groups have increased the tension through political demonstrations and terrorism.

Chained Together: Mandela, de Klerk, and the Struggle to Remake South ...

The guide on my bus, for example, was once general secretary of the Pan-African Congress and an important figure in the struggle against apartheid.

BREAK FOR FREEDOM; Robben Island - Nelson Mandela's prison - offers ...

He organized another Pan-African Congress in Paris in 1919 to coincide with the Versailles peace conference at the end of the First World War, hoping in vain to persuade world leaders that US President Wilson's lofty principle of self-determination should be applied to Africans, too.

Simply -- a history of Pan-Africanism

Barely out of Williams College and sympathetic to socialism, Logan so impressed Du Bois that he was given the job as translator at the second Pan-African Congress and appointed a representative of that movement despite his youthfulness.

Rayford W. Logan and the Dilemma of the African-American Intellectual