Desmond Tutu at Stanford University, January 21, 1986

Archbishop Desmond Tutu, then Bishop of Johannesburg, spoke at Stanford University's Memorial Auditorium for the first national Martin Luther King Day holiday on January 21, 1986. He described the evils of Apartheid, emphasized the importance of economic sanctions, and described other actions Americans could take to help end the racist system.
Citation: Desmond Tutu at Stanford University, Stanford University Video Collection (SC1031), Special Collections & University Archives, Stanford Libraries. Persistent URL: purl.stanford.edu/sx228fk4602. Reformatted by Stanford Libraries in 2013.

[@praywithourfeet]

Thank you for uploading / sharing this video. 📣 I deeply admire Bishop Tutu! ♥️🙌🏾♥️🙌🏾♥️ What a legacy of love, faith, activism and wisdom he left us all!

[@peterkariuki9073]

There he was! Highly talented. Was one of our African gems. Glory to God. 🌹🌴🙌

[@srinath6247]

What a great sense of humour this giant soul had!