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Survival Sunday III

Actuality from the benefit concert that took place on May 25, 1980 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Part 1 includes the opening, Pat Smith, Friends Band, and Alliance for Survival welcome. Part 2 includes Roscoe Lee Browne, Danny Ishio, (Solar) Bruce Mussell, and John Trudell. Part 3 includes Susan St. James, Holly Near, Ron Kovic, and Michio Kaku.

The Irish peace movement / Steve McBride ; interviewed by Jim Berland.

Interview with Steve McBride, a representative of the Nobel Prize winning organization.

Inti-Illimani in concert / recorded by Tim Harding.

Popular songs by the Chilean group about Latin America's struggles; includes songs by Victor Jara and Violeta Parra.

Community under seige / produced by Earl Ofari.

Documentary on a Los Angeles community conference on police abuse sponsored by the Coalition Against Police Abuse.

Undocumented workers and Goldwater / Lupe Sanchez ; interviewed by Sam Kushner.

United Farm Workers organizer discusses investigation of undocumented workers at the Goldmar ranch in Arizona, owned by Barry Goldwater, his brother Robert, and the Martori brothers with possible Mafia connections.

The Provisional Theater : voice of the people / interviewed by Jim Berland and Sam Kushner.

Performance and discussion of their dramatic radical reinterpretation of U.S. history.

Sexual Compulsives Anonymous / produced by the Gay Radio Collective.

Representatives from the group discuss their program to help people control socially unacceptable sexual behavior.

The Cycle Sluts / Mama Goddam ; produced by the Gay Radio Collective.

Leader of the Sluts, a "leather and lace" drag musical group, talk about their musical comedy stage revue. Theater reviews by Leo Rising.

The National Socialist League / Russel Veh ; produced by the Gay Radio Collective.

Veh and two other NSL members talk about their Neo-Nazi group with a fundamentally gay following.

Broken vessel / produced by the Provisional Theatre.

Drama in documentary form about the Black struggle for civil rights, featuring Roscoe Lee Browne, Reveta Franklin, Phyllis Thomson, Judson Powell, Suzanne Benoit, Bill Hunt, Dennis Redfield, Wiley Rinaldi, and Bob Walter. Includes music.

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