Women


  • Democracy Now! April 17, 2002

    Marwan Barghouti, is captured by the Israeli military; portions of a rare interview with him. Occupied Territories ;the war in Afghanistan rages on ; Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan in Pakistan, Human Rights Watch, Paying for the Talibans Crimes; : Abuses Against Ethnic Pashtuns in Northern Afghanistan. interview with an Afghan man bombed…


  • Morning Show March 11, 2002 With Host Sonali Kolhatkar

    Morning Show March 11, 2002 With Host Sonali Kolhatkar -Tape 1: (60 min.) Guest: Erik Gustafson, Ex Dir.of Ed. for Peace in Iraq Center (EPIC) 202-543-6176 : U.S. Policy & Iraq Guest: Al Garcia, Coordinator for Philippine Peasant Support Network for Bayan Internat. USA (New Patriotic Alliance) 213-989-1629 or 213 353-9255 on topic: U.S. troops…


  • Democracy Now! October 2, 2001

    POWER/PEACE/PERIL: The Pacifica Report from Pacifica Network News. |Power/Peace/Peril: The Pacifica Report from Pacifica Network News for Tuesday 10/02/01 [ Note NEW NAME “Power/Peace/Peril: The Pacifica Report” replaces “War or Peace: The Pacifica Report” which was being aired instead of reruns of Democracy Now!] CONTENT: Attorney General John Ashcroft puts the US Constitution at odds…


  • Barbara Ehrenreich – Two Tape Set

    TAPE 1: (90 min.total) Pt. 1(30 min.)”Nickel and Dimed” a talk about her book with the same title. Recorded June 2, 2001; and Pt. 2 (60 min.) State of Feminism speech. Recorded 1999. [PZ0403] TAPE 2: (60 min. total) Pt.1 Speech about subject of her book, “Blood Rites: origins and history of the passions of…


  • May Day And The American Labor Movement With Sabina Virgo.

    May Day And The American Labor Movement With Sabina Virgo. Vietnamese workers call for the end to the war in Saigon, 1966; Ex-Congresswoman Bella Abzug rocks the No Nukes Rally in 1979; and a 1971 May Day rally in support of the Black Panther Nine. The American labor movement is explored through clips from a…


  • Democracy Now! September 7, 2001

    UN World Conference Against Racism in Durban draws to a close as delegates try to salvage a workable agreement in the face of opposition from the US and Europe over the occupied territories and slavery : Interview with a leading member African National Congress; and an Afro-Colombian woman speaks out on the racial dimensions of…


  • Democracy Now! September 10, 2001

    UN World Conference Against Racism ends with a contentious political declaration on slavery and the Israeli occupation of Palestine, while the conversation continues at the grassroots. Well talk to women activists from Uganda, and Kurdistan about racism, sexism and globalization. All that and more on Democracy Now! in exile. |9:01-9:06 HEADLINES 9:06-9:07 ONE MINUTE MUSIC…


  • A Global confrontation : women vs. tradition / introduced by Edith Culiver.

    Panel discusses the status of women in India, Japan,Mexico, Sweden, East Germany and the United States.


  • Alice Walker : the color purple / produced by Laurie Udesky and Corless Smith.

    This program contains an interview, a speech, and readings from Alice Walker’s book, “The Color Purple.” In the interview, Walker talks about God, faith, lesbians, publishers and writing as healing. Walker also talks about writing in dialect. The readings are intermixed with music. Walker’s talks were recorded at Old Wives’ Tales in San Francisco and…


  • Elinore Pruitt Stewart letters: letters from a woman homesteader (Part 1 of 3) / read by Luce Morgan

    Reading of letters written by a woman homesteader, Elinore Pruitt Stewart (1876-1933) in Wyoming around 1910. Part 1 of 3. These three episodes of Stewart’s letters were part of a continuing series on KPFA based on women’s diaries and letters. Part one: Pruitt (June 3, 1876-October 8, 1933), a widow, relates her duties as house…