San Francisco women's liberation media project (Episode 3)
The third collage, produced by the San Francisco Women's Liberation Media Project, to further the struggle for women's liberation.
KPFA
San Francisco women's liberation media project (Episode 2)
The second collage of music and words produced by the San Francisco Women's Liberation Media Project for KPFA, to further the struggle for women's liberation. Includes pronouncements about the women's liberation movement: women and housework, women and bodily autonomy, the structure of women's liberation groups and others.
Women's abortion coalition.
A panel discussion on abortion with members of the Women's Abortion Coalition (WAC), a Bay Area group composed of women from various women's groups. The group discusses their efforts to liberalize abortion laws, the implications of the People v.
San Francisco women's liberation media project (Episode 1)
Collage of music and sound, prepared by the Women's Liberation Media Project, designed to present some news about, and viewpoints of, the women's liberation movement. The program was previously broadcast over KSAN-FM.
Note: obscenity-contains one "shi%" which is marked on tape.
Freedom of choice: a woman's world - marriage revisited / Dr. Gail Fullerton
Dr. Gail Putney Fullerton, author and Professor of Sociology at San Jose State College, delivered this talk to an audience at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco on October 9, 1969.
Preacher-man speaks (Episode 7 of 12)
Preacher-Man, field secretary of the Young Patriots in Chicago, talks about the rights of Blacks at the United Front Against Fascism conference called by the Black Panther Party. Recorded in Oakland 1969-07-19. Contains obscenities.
Four Black poets
Four black poets read and talk about their work. Herb Kohl introduces the poets: Monte Vista High School students Greg Rooks, Steven Capers, Sharon Boone, and Karen Buverick. All the poets are affiliated with "What's Happening," an independent student magazine based out of Columbia University and run by Elaine Avedon.
Note from box cover: "Kohl conducts a weekly program on KPFA called 'Many Different Things' from which this program was taken. Originated March 1969."
Poetry reading by Robert Duncan.
Poet reads his own work for the U.C. Berkeley Speech Department.
Ford Madox Ford : a remeniscence / Nathan Asch.
Asch talks about the life and work of Ford Madox Ford
Address of Dorothy Thompson over the Mutual Broadcasting System, October 29, 1944, Hotel Roosevelt, New York City
Dorothy Thompson (1893-1961) was an American broadcast and print journalist, best known for her work as a foreign correspondent and her column "On the Record" that appeared in the New York Herald Tribune from 1936-1941. This is a recording of the campaign speech made by Thompson over the Mutual Broadcasting System, October 29, 1944, New York City.
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