A collection of several speeches made by the Civil Rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer, best known as a leader of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. Includes excerpts from the 1965 interview by Colin Edwards in Berkeley, the documentary "The Life of Fannie Lou Hamer," a speech at the Vietnam Moratorium rally at U.C. Berkeley, and from "Profiles of Movement Activist II : voices of the Civil Rights movement."|COLLECTED SPEECHES OF FANNIE LOU HAMER / produced by Tarabu Betserai. - SERIES: Pacfica's 40th anniversary programs| no. 3 - A collection of several speeches made by this fiery Civil Rights activist and leader of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. Includes excerps from a 1965 interview by Colin Edwards in Berkeley, the documentary "The Life of Fannie Lou Hamer," a speech at the Vietnam Moratorium rally at U.C. Berkeley, and from "Profiles of Movement Activists II : Voices of the Civil Rights Movement." - RECORDED: Apr. 1989.
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