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  • Adrienne Rich (CD)

    Adrienne Rich (1928 – 2012), poet and author, reads excerpts from Susan Griffin’s Woman and Nature: The Roaring Inside Her (New York: Harper & Row, 1978), a book she introduces as being “essential reading.” She reads first from the book’s introduction, which speaks on the subject of challenging the prevailing androcentric world view. In the book, Griffin explains that the feminist revolution removes men from the center of all things, that is masculine values are dislodged. The feminist revolution of the 1970s is compared to the Copernican revolution of the 17th century. She then reads a selection of poems from the book. Venue and date of recording unknown.

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  • Adrienne Rich speaking at P.S. 41 (CD)

    Poet Adrienne Rich speaking at P.S. 41 at Ikon Magazine’s “Women in Struggle” forum.

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  • Advise and dissent / Senators J. William Fulbright and Ernest Gruening ; interviewed by Mike Hodel. (CD)

    Discussion of how these two Senators are opposing American involvement in Southeast Asia.|ADVISE AND DISSENT / Senators J. William Fulbright and Ernest Gruening| interviewed by Mike Hodel. – Discussion of how these two Senators are opposing American involvement in Southeast Asia. – BROADCAST: WBAI, 24 June 1966.

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  • Advocating rape victims rights / Nancy Zigenmeyer ; interviewed by Bob Franklin. (CD)

    Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general.|ADVOCATING RAPE VICTIMS RIGHTS / Nancy Zigamire| interviewed by Bob Franklin. – SERIES: Like it is| no. 32-92 – Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general. – CONTENT: Nancy Zigamire, a woman who was raped and allowed the Des Mones Register to print her photograph. Her case received national attention resulting in CBS producing a made-for-television movie. She now is an advocate of Rape Victims Rights. – RECORDED: WESM, 4 June 1992.

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  • Affirmative discrimination : jobs / Edwin E. Dunaway. (CD)

    Conclusion of a discussion between Edwin E. Dunaway and the staff of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara on the jobs programs designed to help minority Americans. This is the second of two episodes on affirmative action and the sixth of thirteen episodes of the Law and Society series, produced by Florence Mischel from an extensive study conducted in the summer of 1963 at the Conference of law, jurisprudence, and the Bill of Rights, held at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara, California.

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  • Affirmative discrimination : schools / Alex Hoffman. (CD)

    Edwin E. Dunaway, former Supreme Court Justice of the state of Arkansas, leads a staff discussion on the potential for reverse discrimination as a result of Affirmative Action programs, particularly as regards schools. This is the first in a two-part discussion on affirmative action and the fifth of thirteen episodes of the Law and Society series, produced by Florence Mischel from an extensive study conducted in the summer of 1963 at the Conference of law, jurisprudence, and the Bill of Rights, held at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara, California.

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  • Affirming Affirmative Action (CD)

    Affirming Affirmative Action / Stanley Fish| interviewed by Frank Stoltz. – Stanely Fish, Professor of English and of Law at Duke University, presents a point by point critique of anti-affirmative action arguments. His arguments support: a need for affirmative action, the programs are working, they are fair, it does not run counter to merit, it is not reverse racism, it does not lower self esteem, and it does not provoke race consciousness. – RECORDED: KPFK, 28 June 1995.

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  • Afghanistan in the press / Fred Halliday ; interviewed by Mike Davis ; produced by Marc Cooper. (CD)

    How events in Afghanistan have been misrepresented in the media. Also includes interview with Ita Ford conducted by David Helvarg.

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  • Africa and the new identity / Harold Isaacs. (CD)

    Harold Isaacs, Senior Research Associate at the Center for International Studies at MIT, delivers a talk called “Africa and the New Identity.” In this talk, Isaacs speaks on renewed Black interest and pride in their African heritage. This is the second in the series of ten lectures delivered by distinguished professors from around the nation on African Americans’ struggle against poverty, ignorance, and prejudice, and contributions to American culture during a ten-day seminar sponsored by the UC-Berkeley Extension Service.

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  • Africa’s Ancient People, with Laurens Van Der Post and Colin Turnbull (CD)

    On mysticism among African bushmen and pygmies.

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  • Africa: Past, Present and Future – Part 1 (CD)

    Africa : Past, Present And Future. – Documentary on Africa’s emergence from colonial domianace. Reports by Basil Davidson, Gikono Kiano, Lou Pretorius, Joshua Nkomo, Tom Mboya, Julius Nyerere, G. Monnen Williams, and Prime Minister Harold MacMillen. – BROADCAST: KPFA, 31 May 1961.

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  • Africa: Past, Present and Future – Part 2 (CD)

    Africa : Past, Present And Future. – Documentary on Africa’s emergence from colonial dominance. Reports by Basil Davidson, Bikono Kiano, Lou Pretorius, Joshua Nkomo, Tom Mboya, Julius Nyerere, G. Monnen Williams, and Prime Minister Harold MacMillan. – BROADCAST: KPFA, 31 May 1961.

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  • Africa: Past, Present and Future – Part 3 (CD)

    Africa : Past, Present And Future. – Documentary on Africa’s emergence from colonial dominance. Reports by Basil Davidson, Gikono Kiano, Lou Pretorius, Joshua Nkomo, Tom Mboya, Julius Nyerere, G. Monnen Williams, and Prime Minister Harold MacMillan. – BROADCAST: KPFA, 31 May 1961.

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  • African-Americans in the 20th century / Ambrose Lane. (CD)

    Series which traces the history of slavery and its impact upon the political, legal, and social development of African-Americans.|AFRICAN-AMERICANS IN THE 20th CENTURY / Ambrose Lane. – SERIES: Never again for white men only| no. 7 – Series which traces the history of slavery and its impact upon the political, legal, and social development of African-Americans. CONTENT: Ambrose Lane speaks on repression of African-Americans by the dominant white society in the 20th century. Blacks were excluded from political office and denied equal opportunity under Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal. One of the most effective methods of repression was lynching, concludes Lane. BROADCAST: KPFK, 9 Aug. 1992.

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  • Afro-Centrism, micro radio and the rise of right wing racism / produced by Patrick Esmonde-White ; hosted by Verna Avery Brown. (CD)

    Series examining the origins and effects of the radical rights latest crusade against public radio and public television.|AFRO-CENTRISM, MICRO RADIO AND THE RISE OF RIGHT WING RACISM / Produced by Patrick Esmonde-White| hosted by Verna Avery Brown. – SERIES: Tongues re-tied| no. 4 Series examining the origins and effects of the radical rights latest crusade against public radio and public television. – CONTENT: Afro-centrism, described as “hateful” by the right, is one of many scholarly efforts to understand how national pride and identity can help people find equality in a multi-cultural world. Micro radio, a technology with potential for neighborhood self-determination, is subjected to economic and regulatory censorship. In the meantime, critics note that hateful speech by right wing “character assasins” is OK because it is commercially viable, and people like Rush Limbaugh are only kidding. – BROADCAST: Satellite, 13 Aug. 1993.

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  • Afrocentricity Molefi Asante (CD)

    AFROCENTRICITY, MOLEFI ASANTE| DATE NOT KNOWN. – CONTENT: Afrocentricity, speech by Molefi Asante, co-author of the book, African Intellectual Heritage and head of African American Studies at Temple University. Dr. Asante has developed a concept called Afrocentricity, which challanges Euro-centric public education in America. Asante’s ideas are controversial becasue he raises some fundamental questions about the nature of democracy in a multi-cultural society. This speech outlines Asante’s ideas about Afrocentricity as validating the African American experience. – Broadcast date not known. Circa- 1996.

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