Hindu dancing / Ishvani Hamilton ; interviewed by Colin Edwards and Bari Rolfe
Ishvani Hamilton discusses of the role of dance in Hinduism. She is interviewed by Colin Edwards of KPFA and dancer Bari Rolfe.
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Street haunting: a London adventure by Virginia Woolf; read by Vivian Schaeffer
Reading of Virginia Woolf's short story "Street Haunting: A London Adventure." Read by Vivian Schaeffer. No intro or outro. Tape ends "from all the treasures of the city, a lead pencil."
Lena Horne / interviewed by Gene De Alessi.
"Lena: a sound portrait of a multifaceted lady." Lena Horne (b. June 30, 1917; d. May 9, 2010) is interviewed at San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel by KPFA's Gene De Alessi in conjunction with the release of her autobiography.
The tradition of Negro writing
Talk by Saunders Redding on the history of Black literature from caricature to protest to acceptance.
The writer in contemporary American society
Talk by Harvey Swados on the role of Black authors in American society given at "The Negro Writer in the United States" conference, sponsored by the University of California Extension school.
Ideological forces in the work of Negro writers
Horace Cayton delivers a talk on the influence of Marxism, psychoanalysis, Negritude, and African Nationalism on Black authors. The talk was given at “The Negro writer in the United States” conference sponsored by the University of California at Berkeley, on the grounds of Asilomar State Park from August 5-9, 1964.
John Hope Franklin interviewed by William Swanberg (Part 1 of 2)
Dr. John Hope Franklin, author and professor of history at the University of Chicago, discusses American Blacks and the problems of integration at a public appearance under the auspices of the University of Chicago Club. He is interviewed by William Swanberg. Part one.
The New equality
Late in the evening of the second day of the Asilomar conference, Al Silbowitz moderated this panel with no audience during which was discussed Nat Hentoff's new book The New Equality. Panelists were Nat Hentoff, Ralph Gleason, LeRoi Jones (Amiri Baraka), and Kenneth Rexroth.
An organ for protest : the Negro press
Hoyt Fuller of the Negro Digest, Louise Meriwether of the Los Angeles Sentinel, Bettye Hughes of the San Francisco Sun Reporter, and Norm McGhee discuss Black publishers and publishing in a panel moderated by Al Silbowitz.
How to be a Jewish mother / Rella Lossy and Jack Nessel.
Reading of a satire which stereotypes Jewish motherhood written by Dan Greenburg, performed by Rella Lossy and Jack Nessel.
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