ETHIOPIAN JEWS AND IN THE NAME OF PEACE / interviewed by Bob Franklin. - SERIES: Like it is| 12/13-93 - Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general. - CONTENT: #12. Ethiopian Jews. The guest is Dr. Kitty Cohen. Dr. Cohen discusses the rise of hate groups and their violence on minority groups in this country and in Europe. Dr. Cohen also speaks about the friction between Jewish Americans and African Americans. Other topics discussed include ethnic cleansing, the war in Bosnia and the United States' mixed signals to the affected groups in that region of the world| she also discusses the media's negative and positive role regarding Arabs and Jews. #13. In the name of peace. Dove John, a musician and peace activist, walked across America in the name of peace. Ms. John also initiated a similar walk in the former Soviet Union. Excerpts of her music are played during the program. Ms. John speaks about some of her colleagues' fears as she prepared to walk across the country. She also discusses how and when the vision appeared to her and what she did as a result of seeing her vision. Two programs are edited together on one reel. - RECORDED: Sep 1992.
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