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Corporate racism and sexism / Jacob Herring ; interviewed by Sue Supriano.

Herring discusses his work and findings as aconsultant for large corporations, specifically in relation to issues of racism and sexism in those companies.

Reverend Mutalepula Chabaku / produced by Adi Gevins.

Speech at the National Women's Studies Association Conference.|REVEREND MATALEPULA CHABAKU / produced by Adi Gevins. - Chabaku, former classmate of Bishop Desmond Tutu, gives the keynote address at the national Women's Studies Association Conference.

Indigenous women's world view / produced by Pat Collins.

Tamika Watu (All-African Peoples Revolutionary Party), Fay Graes (National Island Women's Association), Andrea Carmen (La Raza Unido Partido), Beatriz Rosales (PESCO), Patricia Serpas (AMES), and Agnes Williams (Women of All Red Nations), discuss how indigenous women are taking a lead in fighting Euramerican "development," the forces of greed, and cultural genocide.

Majority report 1986 : a feminist retrospective / produced by Genny Z. Berson.

An examination of events in 1986 from a feminist perspective; particularly the political right, lesbian and gay rights, labor, health, elections, obituaries, etc.

The Little school : tales of disappearance and survival in Argentina / produced by Cindy Medrano.

Interview and readings with Alicia Parnoy, one of 30,000 Argentinians who "disappeared" when a military junta took place in her country.

Order in the Court : Rose Bird as lightening rod / produced by Penny Rosenwasser.

Documentary on the election battle of controversial California Supreme Court Chief Justice. Examines several key decisions, provides comparisons with other States, and examines supporters and detractors.

Bilingualism in America : problem or opportunity / interviews by Santiago Casal.

Senator Paul Simon, San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros, S.I. Hayakawa, author Richard Rodriguez, and others are interviewed about the diversity of language populations in the United States.

Opal Palmer Adisa / interviewed by Randi Kristensen.

Jamaican poet reads and discusses her work which explores such topics as Nanny of the Maroons, and market women.

I wish my parents understood / Lesley Jane Nonkin ; interviewed by Jeanne Paslegreen.

Discussion of Lesley Jane Nonkin's study of teenage girls and sex. Some of the interviews were conducted by a 14 year old Berkeley High School student.

Women and children last : the plight of poor women in affluent America / by Ruth Sidel ; interviewed by Jeanne Paslegreen.

Discussion of Ruth Sidel's book, and the growing problem of single mother's poverty.

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