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The United Farm Workers ; People's Park ; victory in Vietnam ; the women's movement.

"Viva la cause", UFW actuality ; poem by Marge Piercy, readings from People's Park literature, other poems, and musical selections.|THE UNITED FARM WORKERS| PEOPLE'S PARK| VICTORY IN VIETNAM| THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT - SERIES: Plain speaking : a

The Sixties ; Martin Luther King ; free speech movement ; emancipation proclamation centennial.

Includes "Centennial" by Langston Hughes, read by Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, speeches by King, Malcolm X; poetry of Hank Heifits, Norman Mailer address, musical selections.|THE SIXTIES| MARTIN LUTHER KING| FREE SPEECH MOVEMENT| EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION CENTENNIAL - S

The Fifties ; Allen Ginsberg ; Puerto Rican revolutionaries ; Rosa Parks ; and Black anger rises. (Episode 7 of 10)

The Fifties: Allen Ginsberg's "Howl"; Puerto Rican revolutionaries; Rosa Parks takes a front seat in Montgomery, AB; Black anger arises.

Puerto Rican independence movement in the 30s ; World War II ; postwar red scare ; execution of the Rosenbergs.

Poetry of Julia de Burgos, excerpt from It can't happen here by Sinclair Lewis, excerpt from Rosie the riveter, reading from The Death house letters of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.|PUERTO RICAN INDEPEDENCE MOVEMENT IN THE 30'S| WORLD WAR II| POSTWAR RED SCARE| EXECUTION OF THE ROSENBERGS -

World War I ; red scare, Harlem renaissance ; lynchings in the South ; Depression ; urban family life in a packinghouse town.

Includes song about Socco and Vanzetti, poetry of Langston Hughes read by Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, "Strange Fruit" read by Lillian Hellman, "Yonnondio" read by Tillie Olsen, "Strange Fruit" by Billie Holiday, and "Nobody knows you when you re down and out" by Bessie Smith.|WORLD WAR I| RED SCARE, HARLEM RENAISSANCE| LYNCHINGS IN THE SOUTH| DEPRESSION| UR

Indian genocide ; pioneers ; labor movement of the late 19th century.

Includes Indian chants, John Neihardt on Black Elk and Ogilala Sioux, Yonnondio by Tillie Olsen and Pioneers! by Walt Whitman, read by Ed Begley, voice of Eugene V.

Mexican-American War ; Civil War ; Emancipation ; building the railroad.

Civil disobedience / by Henry David Thoreau ; read by Archibald MacLeish. -- A march in the ranks hard-pressed / by Walt Whitman ; read by Ed Begley. -- To be a slave / by Julius Lester ; read by Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis. -- To a locomotive in winter / by Walt Whitman. -- Way out on the mountain / by Jimmy Rogers. -- What I live for / by Henry David Thoreau.

The United Farm Workers ; People's Park ; victory in Vietnam ; the women's movement.

The Sixties ; Martin Luther King ; free speech movement ; emancipation proclamation centennial.

The Fifties ; Allen Ginsberg ; Puerto Rican revolutionaries ; Rosa Parks ; and Black anger rises. (Episode 7 of 10)

Puerto Rican independence movement in the 30s ; World War II ; postwar red scare ; execution of the Rosenbergs.

World War I ; red scare, Harlem renaissance ; lynchings in the South ; Depression ; urban family life in a packinghouse town.

Indian genocide ; pioneers ; labor movement of the late 19th century.

Mexican-American War ; Civil War ; Emancipation ; building the railroad.

Australian composer Barry Conyngham / with interview by Charles Amirkhanian.

Sound poetry of Ake Hodell / with interview by Charles Amirkhanian.

A Visit with Annea Lockwood / with interview by Charles Amirkhanian.

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