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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Cincinnati, Ohio I Reply.P April 5, 1972 File No. PRO CECIES AD : ADVIS:T ITDCUTING RE: AFRO-AM SLIp (s) cr elasssscat DATE AFRO-AM The Afro-Am was officially recognized as an organization at Ohio State University (osu) during March, l970, after black students participated in a demonstration and presented The organization's stated purpose is to govern all black organizations on the osu. campus, and to act as an information center On March 13, l970, Osu obtained a common PRCPRIATE AGENCIES pleas injunction prohibiting any further dis-. ruption by the students who engaged in campus disruptive tactics by that date. This injunction included the Afro-Am.l On November 17, l97l, an article appeared in the "Ohio State Lantern", a newspaper published Monday (s) through Friday on the campus of Ohio State University (osu). ND dI Columbus, Ohio, entitled, "Blacks Refuse To Testify". The article stated that on November 16, 197l, A. Donald Bourgeois..dr.. Coordinator of Afro-Am, and other members Qf Afro-Am, appeared at the meeting of the Centennial. Commissions Task Force on hearing ideas for future goals. Bourgeois, Jr., was scheduled to present Afro-Am's views as to future role of blacks on the campus of osu. Bourgeois, Jr., and other members of Afro-Am present, objected to the presence of news media and after a 45. minute delay, finally left the meeting room after their 1337 7 ri:D r XTA HEAE /FSn EXTEHSION FCIM, . 1-2.4.2. CATE REVIEW FOR 92 ENCLOSURE DECLAS SIFICATION...