Sexism on the hill / Ellin O'Leary
Reporter Ellin O'Leary talks about how sexism and racism stands in the way of female reporters on Capitol Hill.
Program
Mannequins, millionettes, and women / produced by Frances Emley.
This program explores the contradiction between the well-publicized women who are members of the "beautiful people" and women struggling for social justice. Describes the rise of models such as Margeaux Hemingway. African-American post office worker Flossie Morris speaks about the need for more Black women in the Women's movement.
A Personal autobiography : Alexander Cockburn / interviewed by David Barsamian.
Author of Corruptions of Empire, and a noted journalist, Cockburn provides a personal view of himself and the contemporary world. He discusses the decline of empires, his development as a writer, Watergate in comparison to the Iran-Contra affair, and the impact of the concentration of media ownership.|A PERSONAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY : ALEXANDER COCKBURN / interviewed by David Barsamian.
They shall not pass / produced by Beth Friend and Charles Potter for Radio Arts ; narrated by Jill Eikenberg.
Women of the anti-facist movement: Myra Tanner Weiss, Evelyn, Lillian, and Judy Boudon. Demonstrations, support for the Loyalists in the Spanish Civil War, picketing Nazis in New York.|THEY SHALL NOT PASS / produced by Beth Friend and Charles Potter for Radio Arts| narrated by Jill Eikenberg. - SERIES: Grandma was an activist| no. 4 - Examination of women in the anti-facist movement.
Speak up...act up...march up / produced by Chris Ballman and Bruce Teed.
Excerpts from the rally for disarmament with Randall Forsberg, Helen Caldicott, Winona LaDuke, William Sloane Coffin, Grace Paley, and Holly Near. Includes music.
Mandela at the Oakland Coliseum : his speech.
Excerpts from live coverage of the events at Oakland Coliseum on the afternoon that noted South African anti-apartheid leader spoke in the Bay area on his first tour after being released from prison. For complete account of events see archive number PZ0158a-d. This speech is excerpted from PZ0158c.
RECORDED: Oakland Coliseum, 30 June 1990.
pt.1. Harry Belafonte introduction : his efforts to bring the Mandelas and ANC delegation to the United States -- pt.2. Ron Dellums introduction of Mandela -- pt.3. Mandela's speech.
Now you have touched the women : now you have struck a rock.
Actuality of a women's event, held at the Berkeley Community Theater.
r.1. pt.1. Panel discussion : women and apartheid / Alice Walker, Oesi Wood Jones, Genina Abron ; moderated by Parish Williams (30 min.) ; pt.2. Children's drumming ; pt.3. Introduction from the stage / Angela Davis and Janice Mirakatoni ; pt.4. Interview with the event organizer : Nuba dance performance in the background ; pt.5. Singer and poet performs onstage / Favia Chogulia -- r.2.
Nelson Mandela : live from the Oakland Coliseum / hosted by Bari Scott
Live coverage of the events at the Oakland Coliseum on the afternoon that noted South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela spoke in the Bay area. This was Mandela's first tour after being released from prison in South Africa.
Margaret Thatcher / by Helen Boaden.
The second of two parts of BBC's Helen Boaden's report on the effects of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's policies on small businesses, both old and new.
A Packet beating like a heart / by Eloise Klein Healy ; recorded by Catherine Stifter.
Eloise Klein Healy reads from her newly published book of poetry "A Packet Beating Like A Heart." Healy, a Los Angeles-based poet, gives a moving, energetic reading which was recorded live at the Woman's Building in Los Angeles, December 1980.
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