Malveaux, Julianne.
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Violence against women in media and society / moderated by Mary Frances Berry ; Series narrated by Verna Avery Brown and produced by Pacifica National Programming.
Eight part series of panel discussions in which activists, academics, journalists, politicians and other experts debate various solutions to the problems of violence in United States society.|VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN MEDIA AND SOCIETY / Panel moderated by Mary Frances Berry.|Series narrated by Verna Avery Brown and produced by Pacifica National Programming. SERIES: Solutions to violence|…
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Black on Black crime / moderated by Sharon Pratt Kelly ; produced by Pacifica National Programming.
Eight part series of panel discussions in which activists, academics, journalists, politicians and other experts debate various solutions to the problems of violence in United States society.|BLACK ON BLACK CRIME / moderated by Sharon Pratt Kelly| produced by Pacifica National Programming. SERIES: Solutions to violence| no. 8 Eight part series of panel discussions in which…
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Why are they saying those terrible things about Lani Guinier? / interviews by Larry Bensky and Julianne Malveaux ; produced by Ginny Z. Berson.
Documentary from interviews which explores the nomination of Lani Guinier for Assistant Attorney General in charge of Civil Rights. Features views from the White House, her work with the NAACP, how her views would effect a Representative government, and how a Civil Rights activist such as Guinier is seen as a threat in Washington, D.C.|WHY…
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Somos Hermanas : embracing our sisters in solidarity / produced by Kris Welch, Katherine Davenport, and Cindy Madron.
Actuality from the first West Coast Conference on Women in Central America. Examines how women’s oppression in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras are laced with high infant mortality, illiteracy, hunger, unemployment, marginalized economic existence, torture, rape, and political oppression. Also examines the limited advances in Nicarauga. |r.1. Opening remarks / Carmen Vazques (53 min.) —…