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Where I've been: writings by Valerie Miner and Sandy Boucher / produced by Julia Randall

Feminist authors Valerie Miner and Sandy Boucher read from their works on treks through time and cross-country. Valerie Miner's "Movement" (Crossing Press, New York) follows one woman (ad)venturing through the 1970's -- a story told by many characters, from many walks of life.

Out of the kitchen and into the sweat shop : the story of working women in America / produced by Joanna Brouk and Toni Maher. (Episode 5 of 7)

A survey of the lives and works of Emma Goldman, Rose Schneiderman, Mother Jones, Jane Addams, and other women who struggled to alleviate the horrendous conditions of working classes in America. Features interviews with labor historians and dramatic readings of writings by the subjects of this documentary. Produced by Joanna Brouk and Toni Maher.

Scenes from the Mojave desert : the next Vietnam / Michael Klare ; interviewed by Alan Snitow.

Explores the U.S. military exercises in desert fighting.

King and the Wilmington Ten / Ben Chavis ; produced by Don Foster.

Reverend Chavis talks about Martin Luther King, Jr., poor in the U.S., and the case of the Wilmington Ten.

Are the Camp David accords a basis for lasting peace in the Middle East? / John Medved and Michael Butler ; moderated by Philip Maldari.

Debate on issues raised by the Camp David accords.

The Right to be wrong : free speech for extremist groups / produced by Adi Gevins and Kathy McAnally.

Explores issues surrounding freedom of speech and access to media by extremist groups like the Neo-Nazis.

The Test / Philip Maldari.

Exposition on the validity of intelligence testing.

r.1. History and use of IQ tests -- r.2. Are scores manipulated?

Sociobiology symposium of the American Association for the Advancement of Science of Science

Series record for the Sociobiology symposium of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Galapagos Islands discovered : evolution of the ocean floor / Dr. John Corliss ; interviewed by Laurie Garrett.

Laurie Garrett interviews Dr. John Corliss of Oregon State University, Corvalis, co-head of the Galapagos Research Mission, about the recent discoveries off the Galapagos Islands. Corliss, plunging two miles to the sea floor, found enormous volcanic activity, high concentrations of radioactivity and rare elements, and strange new life forms.

Stirrings in the workforce; Puerto Rican independence; American Indian Movement; San Francisco International Hotel; United Auto Workers leader.

Includes poems by Pedro Pietri, Roberto Vargas, and Julia de Burgos; a speech by UAW leader Pete Kelly.|STIRRINGS IN THE WORKFORCE| PUERTO RICAN INDEPENDENCE| AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT| SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL HOTEL| UNITED AUTO WORKERS - SERIES: Plain speaking : a counter history of the United States| part 10.

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