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Survival of the neighborhood arts project / Tony Abeson and Gerald Scott ; interviewed by Naomi Eftis.

On the small-scale community arts program in Washington, D.C., and its conflict with the established arts and media organizations. Representatives from the Washington Theater Lab, Compared To What Inc., and Capitol's Back Alley Theater.

Uncovering the C.I.A. / Philip Agee ; interviewed by John Marks ; produced by Paz Cohen.

Former agent discusses his experiences with the CIA, his book, persecution, and exile.

Camilo Torres and the Christians for socialism / produced by the Church Research Information Project.

David Garcia, Dorote Zola, Serio Torres, and Rick Edwards discuss repression against Christian progressives, the Columbian sociologist-priest Camilo Torres who died in guerilla combat on Feb. 15, 1966, and the new liberation theology.

Discrimination at work: federal workers and equal opportunity

On whether the federal government has successfully implemented its own equal opportunity program. Discussion by Roy Johnson, President of Government Employees United Against Racial Descrimination, and Roberto Tobias, General Council of the National Treasury Employees Union, and Mary Jo Binder, Federal Women's Program Coordinator, U.S. Treasury Department.

Independent presidential candidate / Eugene McCarthy ; interviewed by David Seldon.

Independent Presidental candidate Eugene McCarthy discusses his campaing and how it is viewed in the media. Despite drawing 12% support, major media is ignoring his candidacy and only report of Jimmy Carter and Jerry Ford. He was excluded from a debate, and has been viewed as un-newsworthy owing to his low profile style.

Drugs and the Contras / Lanny Simkin ; interviewed by Don Foster.

Speech at the Christic Institute exploring the connections between international drug smuggling and many covert CIA operations, particularly as uncovered in the Iran-Contra hearings. Simkin discusses the U.S. involvement in the drug trade, from Cuba in the 1950's, through Southeast Asia, and into Central America.

Israel and south Lebanon / produced by Tim Frasca.

On the hostilities between Israel and the PLO in south Lebanon.

March to end the war / reported by Tom Lorter ; LaVerne Gill and Gwynn McKinney.

Report on the March on Washington in protest of the United States led war against Iraq. Features speeches, interviews and actuality of the crowd.

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Farewell Rosalita / produced by Sophie's Parlor Media Collective.

On undocumented workers as seen by social service workers and domestics.

A blind blues street singer / Flora Molton ; interviewed by Natalie Reuss.

Interview with Flora Molton, blind blues street-singer of the Washington, D.C. area. Flora tells stories of her past, sings and plays slide guitar, and explains why she has chosen to be a performer of the street. Her band members include Ed Morris and Phil Wiggins. Natalie Reuss of Sophie's Parlor Media Collective conducts the interview.

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