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Black education : what is its purpose? / Kwame Ture.

Kwame Ture, formerly known as Stokely Carmichael, speaks about a basic question in learning: accepting or questioning what is presented. He points to how education in the United States is aimed at keeping people ignorant and arrogant of their ignorance.

Justice in America : for African-Americans? / produced by Sylvester Rivers.

Documentary on how the American legal-judicial system works against Blacks and other minorities. Interviews with Ernie A. Smith, Assata Shakur, Iman Obadele, Geronimo Pratt, and Chokwe Lamumbo.|JUSTICE IN AMERICA: FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS? A look at the United States justice system as it relates to African-Americans.

KPFK ungagged : a press conference on the SLA tapes/ Ruth Hirschman, David Finkel, and Ramona Ripston.

On the background of the SLA tape, and the first amendment battle in the courts. "0" level tone at head. Feedback near start of Hodel's intro. Questions at low level. Recorded in "D". intro tagged on from M/C A/C (acetate)

American Labor : Myths And Realities / Jon Amsden Interviewed By Marc Cooper

Marc Cooper (KPFK News Director) interviews historian Jon Amsden (professor at U.C. Davis) about the labor movement and class struggle in the U.S. (for labor day special): Debs, the Wobblies, Palmer raids, Spanish Civil War, prairie socialism, bombing of the L.A. Times, and other topics are covered. Period 1900-1940 in U.S.

Blacks in prisons : two reports / by Mark Schwartz and Doug Walter.

On Ruchell Magee imprisoned because of his Black Panther activities; legal actions for the Attica prison riots.|BLACKS IN PRISONS : TWO REPORTS / Mark Schwartz and Doug Walter. - Two news featrues from a 1974 documentary about experiences and conditions of Blacks in United States prisons.

Talking to the real Norma Rae : Crystal Lee Sutton / interviewed by Bob Aldrich and Sam Kushner.

KPFK's labor reporters Bob Aldrich and Sam Kushner interview Crystal Lee Sutton, the textile worker who organized fellow employees despite anti-union activities of the J.P Stevens Company and others. Her experience was the model for the film Norma Rae, starring Sally Field.

P. Hearst vs. P. Hearst / produced by Tim McGovern.

Comparison of the written affidavit with the taped communiques of the heiress kidnapped by the SLA. Attorney Terrance Hallinan intercuts. Not in chronological order. excerpts from P. Hearst communiques.

The search of KPFK by the Los Angeles police department

The New World Liberation Front was a radical urban guerrilla collective known for a series of bombings they carried out throughout California in the wake of the Symbionese Liberation Army's actions.

Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown / introduced by Eldridge Cleaver.

Speeches by H. Rap Brown (Jamil Al-Amin) and Stokely Carmichael in support of and in honor of the birthday of Huey P. Newton, who was incarcerated at the time. Both speakers are introduced by Eldridge Cleaver at this Free Huey rally held at the Oakland Auditorium in Oakland, California on Newton's birthday, February 17, 1968.

Interviews with the Soledad Brothers (Episode 4 of 4)

David Stevens conducts interviews with inmates at Soledad Prison in California. John Cluchette, Fleeta Drumgo, and George Jackson discuss their transfer to San Quentin, their experiences at Soledad, and the prospects for their upcoming trial. Winner of Golden Mike Award.

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