It's not anti-discrimination, but corporations adopted policies of this type as a direct consequence of adhering to the Sullivan principles. The U.S. Senate overrode a 1986 Ronald Reagan veto of a bill that enacted a policy of this type, a policy maintained until several conditions were met in 1991. In alliance with the government, international policies of this type were opposed by the leader of the Inkatha Freedom Party. Universities began to adopt policies of this type after a (*) 1960 massacre in which police killed dozens of people protest
It's not anti-discrimination, but corporations adopted policies of this type as a direct consequence of adhering to the Sullivan principles. The U.S. Senate overrode a 1986 Ronald Reagan veto of a bill that enacted a policy of this type, a policy maintained until several conditions were met in 1991. In alliance with the government, international policies of this type were opposed by the leader of the Inkatha Freedom Party. Universities began to adopt policies of this type after a (*) 1960 massacre in which police killed dozens of people protesting pass laws. Policies of this type aimed to pressure a government into repealing the Land Act and Group Areas Act. A policy of this type was violated in New Zealand 1981 to allow a rugby game during a tour by the Springboks. For 10 points, identify this type of policy involving refusing to do business with a nation where apartheid existed.
It's not anti-discrimination, but corporations adopted policies of this type as a direct consequence of adhering to the Sullivan principles.
boycott of South Africa [or embargo against South Africa; or divestment from South Africa; or sanctions against South Africa; accept anti-apartheid boycott until "apartheid" is read; accept anything that indicates not conducting business/sports with South Africa or for reasons related to apartheid; prompt on protest Apartheid or similar answers; prompt on protest or boycott or embargo]