Liquor and labor in Southern Africa
Arbeiter
Customs & Traditions
Alcohol Drinking
Alcoholic beverages
Drinking of alcoholic beverages
History, 19th Century
History, 20th Century
Legislation & jurisprudence
Kongress
Working class
Employment
SOCIAL SCIENCE
History
When the youth of Soweto, in open insurrection in June 1976, smashed and burned eighteen state-owned liquor outlets and a similar number of bottle stores, they were not following the pattern of alcohol looting which often accompanies rioting. They were attacking symbols of state oppression and their…
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