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Hal Draper, socialist activist and author comments on the San Francisco Examiner's attack on Women for Peace, which had been holding demonstrations all over the country against bomb testing. In an article printed in the San Francisco Examiner on Monday, May 21, 1962, it was suggested that the Women for Peace movement was infiltrated and controlled by Communists.

Mark Comfort, president of the Oakland Direct Action Committee, and member Ronald Stevens discuss racial tensions in the ghetto with Elsa Knight Thompson.

Five members of Los Siete de la Raza discuss their imprisonment for the killing of San Francisco policeman Joseph Brodnik on May 1, 1970 at a press conference at the San Francisco Hall of Justice in June, 1970. The men discuss their relation to other liberation movements like the Black Panther Party, the politics of their trial, and conditions inside prison.

On the court case of Davis v. Southeastern Community College and the class action suit of Jean Brown against the U. S. Post Office. Interviews with David Auerbuck, John Plotz, Debra Seymour, and Mario Giolongo.

Rich discusses classical record production and talks about Dr. Michael Naida, founder of the Society and of Westminster records. Includes musical selections.