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Biographical examination of female African American author Zora Neal Hurston. Noted for her portrayal of the rural Black lifestyle, this program suggests that her personality and actions were so controversial that they often overshadowed her writings. Features material about Hurston's life, and excerpts from her novel, Their Eyes Were Wathcing God, originally published in 1937.

Author reads and discusses her book about the perception of women over the centuries and around the world.|THE QUEEN OF WANDS / written and read by Judy Grahn| produced by Ginny Z. Berson.

Cherrie Moraga is a Chicana poet and a "politica" born in L.A. in 1952. She helped found "Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press" and was co-editor and contributor to "This Bridge Called My Back: Writing by Radical Women of Color".

Examination of the Congress of Chilean Cultural workers 1983 and politics and government in Chile.

Talk on the inability to control technology, on President Reagan, the Democratic party and other current issues.