Blacks — Personal narratives.

  • Women and the world in the 1980s: Barbara Smith and Michele Cliff (ca. 1984)

    Interview with Barbara Smith, writer, co-founder of Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press and editor of Home Girls: A Black Feminist Anthology (Kitchen Table, 1983) and Michelle Cliff, author of the novel Abeng (1984). Cliff and Smith read from their respective publications.

  • Class reunion ’64.

    Black adults returning to their now integrated high school discuss their live, the effect of integration on Black schools and students.

  • African American radio / Jimmy Porter ; interviewed by Bob Franklin.

    Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general. |Jimmy Porter, Executive Director of radio station KBBG-FM, the largest Africa-American owned community radio station in Iowa. He discusses the mission of his station, national politics, and social issues.

  • Advocating rape victims rights / Nancy Zigenmeyer ; interviewed by Bob Franklin.

    Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general.|ADVOCATING RAPE VICTIMS RIGHTS / Nancy Zigamire| interviewed by Bob Franklin. – SERIES: Like it is| no. 32-92 – Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general. – CONTENT: Nancy…

  • Bill Demby / interviewed by Bob Franklin.

    Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general.|BILL DEMBY / interviewed by Bob Franklin. – SERIES: Like it is| no. 03-91 – Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general. – CONTENT: Bill Demby presents a profile…

  • The Family secret / produced by Wendy White.

    Panel discussion with a male and female African American who discuss how they were sexually abused as children. |r.1. Reading by June Jordan of her poem about human rights, rape, our male and white dominated society, and the metaphor of penetration in both rape and colonization ; Dr. Harman, who has studies slave cultures, discusses…