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In 1972, Congressman Ronald V. Dellums makes a that targeted apartheid and was one of the first CBC bill. This supported the movement of the people of color who were trying to stop apartheid.

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In 1977, TransAfrica was established, which made people focus on the issues concerning Africa and the Caribbean. This helped raise awareness among nations and helped efforts on removing apartheid.

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In 1984, the Free South Africa Movement was established. This was due to the fact that Commissioner Dr. Mary Frances Berry and Mr. Randall Robinson were arrested. This led to thousands of protests, hundreds of protests, and the march to stop apartheid. There were 4 main goals: release 13 labor leaders without trial or charges, release Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu and other leaders, start negotiations between the leaders and the South African government, and end an opposing view policy.

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In 1985, Congressman William H. Gray introduced a new bill that "loans and new investment in South Africa and enforced sanctions on imports and exports with the nation. (Black Caucus Foundation, para. 5)." This introduced new sanctions in the U.S and led to an Anti-Apartheid act in the next year.

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In 1986, the Anti-Apartheid Act became law. The law stated that key leaders, like Nelson Mandela and other political leaders, shall be released from prison. This also lifted sanctions on the prison.

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In 1986, when the Anti-Apartheid bill was being passed, Reagan tried to veto it. The veto was then overturned by Congress, and the bill officially became a law. This was the first time since the War Powers Resolution in 1973 that a foreign policy veto was overridden

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In 1990, the then South African president, de Klerk that would go down in history. He lifted the ban on the African National Congress and officially released Nelson Mandela and other key leaders.

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In 1990, around the time when Nelson Mandela was released, Mandela became the deputy president of ANC. This led to the official end of apartheid. 4 years later, Mandela becomes President, turning the South African government into a multiethnic government

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The strongest turning point in the Apartheid Movement is 1977

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