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Excerpts from the "Faggots and Class Struggle" Conference held Labor Day weekend, 1976, plus interviews with participants. A dialectical approach to personal politics including feminism in the movement and the particular oppression suffered by "feminine identified" men. Produced by the Fruit Punch Collective of KPFA Berkeley.

Dr. George Jackson, a prominent Black psychologist, speaks on the struggle for Black liberation. Dr. Jackson is a blind faculty member of New York University, and assistant director of the Newark, New Jersey Manpower Training Skills Center. The lecture was delivered on February 27th at Merritt College, following two days of classroom visits. This tape contains the question-and-answer session.

Jessica Mitford, author of "The American Way of Death" (Buccaneer Books, 1963), talks with Elsa Knight Thompson about recent developments in legislation and public attitudes on death in America. Produced by KPFA and Elsa Knight Thompson. Box says recorded and broadcast on February 20, 1966, but folio listing appears in the October 1965 KPFA folio.

The program opens with Denny Smithson speaking to two Indians on the boat going to Alcatraz. This is followed by an interview with John Trudell, chief spokesman for Alcatraz island, conducted by Denny Smithson as they sit in the sun on a retaining wall in the upper courtyard of the island, followed by a press conference with John Trudell and LaNada Means.

Alexander Hoffmann, an attorney who worked with the Delano Grape Strike, talks with the leader of the strike, Cesar Chavez, at his offices in Delano on July 11,1970.