Supriano, Sue.
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The Concept of race and the history of racism / produced by Sue Supriano.
Documentary from interviews with four minority studies professors from Universities across the country. Features: Dr. Gerald Berreman, Professor of Anthropology, U.C. Berkeley; Dr. Michael Omi, Professor of Asian-American studies at U.C. Berkeley; Dr. Margaret Wilkerson, Chair of the Department of Afro-American studies at U.C. Berkeley; and Dr. Michael Washington, Chair of the Afro-American studies Department…
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The Psychological effects of racism / produced by Sue Supriano.
Documentary from interviews which examine the many ways that racism effects the human psyche. The interviews feature perspectives from many different ethnicities, providing a varied view of racism.|THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RACISM / produced by Sue Supriano. SERIES: On race and racism| no. 2 Documentary from interviews which examines the many ways that racism effects…
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Sisters and allies / Cecelia Firethunder ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
Cecelia Firethunder talks about her current work with Indian women in South Dakota. She has been an organizer in the American Indian community for the past 18 years.|SISTERS AND ALLIES / Cecelia Firethunder| interviewed by Sue Supriano. – SERIES: Steppin’ out of Babylon| no. 42 – Cecelia Firethunder talks about her current work with Indian…
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Peace brigades international / Joe Gorin ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
Joe Gorin, formerly a psychologist, talks about his work in Central America and how it relates to his Buddhist practice. Gorin worked with the Peace Brigades International in Guatemala, and independently with labor unions there for the past two years. He is also a practicing Buddhist.|PEACE BRIGADES INTERNATIONAL / Joe Gorin| interviewed by Sue Supriano.…
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Afro-American / Eulalia Bernard ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
Dr. Eulalia Bernard, founder and head of the Department of Afro-American History at the University of Costa Rica, speaks about the need for such a department and the history of people of African descent in Costa Rica.|AFRO-AMERICAN / Dr. Eulalia Bernard| interviewed by Sue Supriano. – SERIES: Steppin’ out of Babylon| no. 46 – Dr.…
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Trends : Latin America and Eastern Europe / Lawrence Meschler ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
Lawrence Weschler, a staff writer for the New Yorker, discusses his research in Brazil and Uruguay into their history of torture, and how it is handled in the newly democratized countries. He also discusses the U.S. media’s overcoverage of activities in Eastern Europe, while Latin America is all but ignored.|TRENDS : LATIN AMERICA AND EASTERN…
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Environmentalism and ethnicity / David Hahn Baker ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
David Hahn Baker, coordinator of the National Environmental Quality Amendment, talks about his work to amend the Constitution to protect the environment. He also discusses minority outreach projects to diversify traditional environmental groups, and the racial character of environmental degredation.|ENVIRONMENTALISM AND ETHNICITY / David Hahn Baker. SERIES: Steppin’ out of babylon| no. 53 Ongoing public…
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Democratic renewal / C.T. Vivian ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
Reverend Vivian, Chair of the Board of the Center for Democratic Renewal in Atlanta, Georgia, talks about the causes of racism, the growing racial violence in the United States, especially that instigated by skin-head groups and the religious right, and what we should be on the lookout for as anti-racist activists. He also conducts anti-racist…
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National black women’s health project / Byllye Avery ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
Byllye Avery, founder and Executive Director of the National Black Women’s Health Project in Atlanta, discusses the philosophy of the NBWHP, and some of its self-help projects including: self-help groups for women who are homeless, sex education for teenage girls and their families, cancer prevention groups, and ten nationwide networks of self-help groups especially designed…