American Women — Authors and journalists
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Julia / by Lillian Hellman ; read by Helen Mickiewicz
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Hal Draper’s commentary on the San Francisco Examiner’s attack on Women for Peace
Hal Draper, socialist activist and author comments on the San Francisco Examiner’s attack on Women for Peace, which had been holding demonstrations all over the country against bomb testing. In an article printed in the San Francisco Examiner on Monday, May 21, 1962, it was suggested that the Women for Peace movement was infiltrated and…
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Vietnam and Kampuchea / Judy Coburn interviewed by Dorothy Healey
Correspondent Judy Coburn reports on her trip to Southeast Asia and compares it with previous visits from 1972 and 1973. Topics discussed are the economy, the status of women and the lingering effects of American military presence. Features listener call-ins. This recording is an aircheck that started approximately one minute late.
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Where I’ve been: writings by Valerie Miner and Sandy Boucher / produced by Julia Randall
Feminist authors Valerie Miner and Sandy Boucher read from their works on treks through time and cross-country. Valerie Miner’s “Movement” (Crossing Press, New York) follows one woman (ad)venturing through the 1970’s — a story told by many characters, from many walks of life. Sandy Boucher’s “Heartwomen: an Urban Feminist’s Odyssey Home” (Harper and Row) chronicles…