Nonviolence.
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Report from the south – James Bevel
In the summer of 1963, KPFA, KPFK, and WBAI scheduled regular hours for news updates “from the South” from their correspondent Dale Minor. This particular update follows an arrest of civil rights activist Hosea Williams and the ensuing demonstrations and violence in Savannah, Georgia. Reverend James Bevel of Birmingham fame speaks about non-violent resistance at…
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Feminist solutions to the male legacy / Petra Kelly ; introduced by Molly Yard.
Talk by Petra Kelly, Green Party member of Germany’s parliament. She talks about the increasing dominace of men in world politics; the disproportionate distribution of wealth; the feminization of poverty; the potential power of the oppressed female majority; the male legacy of nuclear waste, poisoned water, and Chernobyl; the basis for feminist politics; decentralized energy…
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The Buddhists : a non-violent alternative / Adam Roberts.
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Jim Forest of the Milwaukee fourteen / interviewed by Bob Ortiz.
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Late doings in Island Creek Holler
Lou Hartman talks with Karen and Joe Mulloy about the work of the Southern Conference Educational Fund in Pike County, Tennessee, the hazards of strip mining, their work with poor people in Appalachia to fight coal corporations, and the opposition they have received. The Mulloys were arrested for sedition a year previously, and though the…
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The Walking Negroes of Montgomery / Robert Schutz, Reverend L. Roy Bennett.
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The Importance and influence of Gandhi / produced by Byron Bryant and Paul Fischer.