Parental testing : implications of the new technologies for women of color / Ruth Hubbard and Laurie Jefferson.

Program Title:
Parental testing : implications of the new technologies for women of color / Ruth Hubbard and Laurie Jefferson.
Series Title:
Health issues in the humanities ; no. 2, pt. 1
PRA Archive #: 
SZ0508.03
Description: 

Specialists in biology, public health, disability rights, and law explores the impact of reproductive technologies upon women and society. This is part one of two on the politicians of new reproductive technologies.|PARENTAL TESTING : IMPLICATIONS OF THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR WOMEN OF COLOR / Ruth Hubbard and Laurie Jefferson. - SERIES: Health issues in the humanities| no.2 pt.1 - Specialists in biology, public health, disability rights, and law explores the impact of reproductive technologies upon women and society. This is part one of two on the politics of new reproductive technologies. - RECORDED: New York City, Apr. 1986. BROADCAST: Satellite, 7 July 1988.

Station: 
Non Pacifica Programming
Date Recorded on: 
New York City, 1985.
Date Broadcast on: 
Satellite, 7 July 1988.
Item duration: 
1 reel (29 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|28:50
Keywords: 
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Jefferson, Laurie.
Human reproduction -- Technological innovations -- Political aspects.
Women -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- United States.
Parental testing : implications of the new technologies for women of color / Ruth Hubbard and Laurie Jefferson.
Distributor: 
Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1985.
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