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Keywords: African American Journalists

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1968 1978, Where Do We Go From Here?

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Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences, Business
Collection: WGBH Open Vault

Abstract: David O. Ives discusses the origin of Say Brother on WGBH TelevisionSay Brother celebrates its tenth anniversary with a look at Boston and its African American community over the past decade -particularly changes in politics, social service agencies, employment rates, the educational system, and minority ... More »

Black Politics

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Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences
Collection: WGBH Open Vault

Abstract: Feelings of exclusion from the political process in the African American Community. Program analyzes why African American candidates were unable to win appointment to either Boston's School Committee or City Council in the 1975 elections. Guest host James Rowe of WILD Radio News speaks with Clarence ... More »

Say Sister: A Tribute to Third World Women

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Subject: Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences
Collection: WGBH Open Vault

Abstract: Brenda Verner comments on women's rights movement. Program consists of a number of magazine-style segments, including a Barbara Barrow interview with Marge Schiller and Ruth Benjamin (both of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women) on the commission's work as it relates to Third World women, ... More »

Women

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Collection: WGBH Open Vault

Abstract: For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow is not Enuf. Program consists of a number of magazine-style segments, including a Barbara Barrow interview with actors Paula Larke and Barbara Alston about their current performances in a production of Ntozake Shange's For Colored Girls ... More »