Jews — Identity.

  • Moving up: changing class, changing politics in the Jewish community (Episode 1 of 4, Part 1 of 2)

    Part one of episode one in the series. Moving up: changing class, changing politics in the Jewish community / Rabbi Laura Geller, Dr. Neil Sandburg, Hershl Hartman. Moderated by Jim Berland. |r.1. Moving up : changing class, changing politics in the Jewish community / Rabbi Laura Geller, Dr. Neil Sandburg, Herschel Hartman. — r.2. Moving…

  • Moving up : changing class, changing politics in the Black community (Episode 1 of 4, Part 2 of 2)

    Part two of episode one in the series. Moving up : changing class, changing politics in the Black community / Rev. Garnett Hennings, Ron Wilkins. Moderated by Duane Wyatt and Larry Thompson. |r.1. Moving up : changing class, changing politics in the Jewish community / Rabbi Laura Geller, Dr. Neil Sandburg, Herschel Hartman. — r.2.…

  • My brother’s keeper: Black alliances with other communities (Episode 2 of 4, Part 1 of 2)

    Part one of episode two in the series. My brother’s keeper: Black alliances with other communities. Panel consists of Dr. M. Ron Karenga, Earl Ofari, and Larry Thompson. |r.1. Moving up : changing class, changing politics in the Jewish community / Rabbi Laura Geller, Dr. Neil Sandburg, Herschel Hartman. — r.2. Moving up : changing…

  • My brother’s keeper: Jewish alliances with other communities (Episode 2 of 4, Part 2 of 2)

    Part two of the second episode in the series. My brother’s keeper: Jewish alliances with other communities. Panelists include Ricky Sherover and Stuart Bernstein. Moderated by Helene Rosenbluth and Jim Berland. |r.1. Moving up : changing class, changing politics in the Jewish community / Rabbi Laura Geller, Dr. Neil Sandburg, Herschel Hartman. — r.2. Moving…

  • Black nationalism and international perspectives (Episode 3 of 4, Part 2 of 2)

    Second panel from the third night focused on Black nationalism and international perspectives. Panelists Yemi Toure, of the Los Angeles Pan African Secretariat, and Clayton Webb are moderated by Larry Thompson and Duane Wyatt. Produced by Helene Rosenbluth and Anita Frankel. The first panel from the third night is currently not in the Archives. |r.1.…

  • The bittersweet encounter (Episode 4 of 4, Part 1 of 2)

    This is the first part of the final episode in the “Bittersweet encounters” series. Panelists include Dr. Ron Karenga; Erica Sherover of UC San Diego; Murry Wood, executive director of the community relations committee, Jewish Federation of Los Angeles; and Yehuda Lev, former CBS correspondent in Israel, and now public relations director for the University…

  • The bittersweet encounter (Episode 4 of 4, Part 2 of 2)

    This is the conclusion of the “Bittersweet encounters” series. Panelists include Dr. Ron Karenga; Erica Sherover of UC San Diego; Murry Wood, executive director of the community relations committee, Jewish Federation of Los Angeles; and Yehuda Lev, former CBS correspondent in Israel, and now public relations director for the University of Judaism. Other Black participants…

  • A new Jewish agenda for the ’80s (Part 1 of 3)

    This is the first program in the series documenting the Conference for a New Jewish Agenda for the ’80s, held at the 4-H building in Washington, D.C., Dec. 24-28, 1980. The program was written and produced by Anita Frankel for Pacifica Radio. Executive Producer for the series was Helene Rosenbluth. Part one includes Denise Horton,…

  • A new Jewish agenda for the ’80s (Part 2 of 3)

    This is the second program in the series documenting the Conference for a New Jewish Agenda for the ’80s, held at the 4-H building in Washington, D.C., Dec. 24-28, 1980. The program was written and produced by Anita Frankel for Pacifica Radio. Executive Producer for the series was Helene Rosenbluth. Part two includes Aviva Cantor,…

  • A new Jewish agenda for the ’80s (Part 3 of 3)

    This is the third and final program in the series documenting the Conference for a New Jewish Agenda for the ’80s, held at the 4-H building in Washington, D.C., Dec. 24-28, 1980. The program was written, narrated, and produced by Anita Frankel for Pacifica Radio. Executive Producer for the series was Helene Rosenbluth. Part three…