Women’s movement — United States.
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The Ruth Benedict collective (Parts 1 and 2 only) / produced by Nanette Rainone.
The Ruth Benedict Collective is a group of 25 women in the New York area including anthropologists, students of anthropology and non-academic colleagues. Here they discuss their work as affected by feminism, particularly in the areas of matriarchy, myths and sexual behavior in sub-human primates. They also discuss how their field might have been different…
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Women / produced by Kay Lindsey (Series record)
Series record for 5 part series “Women”: documentaries and discussions of issues of the Women’s movement, produced by Kay Lindsey. pt.1. An Introduction to the women’s movement (56 min.) — pt.2. Girl watching (59 min.) — pt.3. The Psychology of abortion and birth control (55 min.) — pt.4. Love and violence (69 min.) — pt.5.…
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A New way of thinking / produced by Ralph Steiner.
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Petticoat politics: the rise and fall of the phallic empire / produced by Jon Doyle
This is an historical recreation of the struggle which American women had to be heard and, more concretely, the right to vote. The characters are historically accurate representations of Elizabeth Stanton, Lucretia Mott, and Susan B. Anthony, among others, blended with music. Presented by a cast from the Unitarian Fellowship. Produced by Jon Doyle and…
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Courageous sisters / produced by Deborah Janone.
This program takes a look at some of the vibrant and exciting women of the 1800’s who were in many ways responsible for beginning the women’s movement in the United States. Dramatized versions of speeches and diaries are used, as well as live and recorded music, and discussion with Isabel Welsh, a member of the…
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Liberation: a woman’s viewpoint (Series record)
In June 1970, KPFK presented this special short series. In episode one, “Male/female: masculine/feminine,” Virginia Bruce discusses sex and gender; in episode two, “Sex, sex, sex,” Nancy Rosser discusses women’s sexuality, and discusses sexuality with a gay woman; and in episode three, “Making it and not making it,” Ann Herschfang talks about ways in which…
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Everyone was brave / William L. O’Neill interviewed by Nanette Rainone