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The Scholar and the Feminist XI (Women and Resistance): Forms of Resistance in South Africa, Part 1
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The Scholar and the Feminist XI (Women and Resistance): Forms of Resistance in South Africa, Part 1
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Tape features morning forum at the Scholar and Feminist XI, featuring George Karvellas and...
Show moreTape features morning forum at the Scholar and Feminist XI, featuring George Karvellas and Deborah May (filmmakers of You Have Struck a Rock), Penelope Andrews (Columbia Law School, listed in the program as Penny Andrews), Motlalepula Chabaku (political organizer), and Thabisile Nyide (activist). Discusses the social climate of South Africa and its effects specifically on Black people and women in urban areas. This recording is followed by BC13-58_SFAudio_134, BC13-58_SFAudio_135, and BC13-58_SFAudio_136. Papers presented or name of session: "You Have Struck a Rock" (film); "South African Laws"; "Women's Resistance in the Fifties"; "Forms of Organization".
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Date Created
1984
The Scholar and the Feminist XI (Women and Resistance): Forms of Resistance in South Africa, Part 2
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The Scholar and the Feminist XI (Women and Resistance): Forms of Resistance in South Africa, Part 2
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Tape features morning forum featuring George Karvellas and Deborah May (filmmakers of You Have...
Show moreTape features morning forum featuring George Karvellas and Deborah May (filmmakers of You Have Struck a Rock), Penelope Andrews (Columbia Law School, listed in the program as Penny Andrews), Motlalepula Chabaku (political organizer), and Thabisile Nyide (activist). In this tape, the panelists discuss the experiences of women in South Africa and the state of the country's diplomacy. This recording is a partial duplicate of BC13-58_SFAudio_136, is preceded by BC13-58_SFAudio_133, and is followed by BC13-58_SFAudio_135 and BC13-58_SFAudio_136. Papers presented or name of session: "You Have Struck a Rock" (film); "South African Laws"; "Women's Resistance in the Fifties"; "Forms of Organization".
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1984
The Scholar and the Feminist XI (Women and Resistance): Forms of Resistance in South Africa, Part 3
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The Scholar and the Feminist XI (Women and Resistance): Forms of Resistance in South Africa, Part 3
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The beginning of this tape is a duplicate of BC13-58_SFAudio_116 (Bella Abzug's opening remarks...
Show moreThe beginning of this tape is a duplicate of BC13-58_SFAudio_116 (Bella Abzug's opening remarks for the Scholar and Feminist XI). Following this, the tape features Penelope (Penny) Andrews presenting her research on the necessity of women's involvement to create tangible political change–– specifically in relation to the history U.S. of presidential elections. On the B side of this tape, Motlalepula Chabaku speaks on US and Israeli support of violence in South Africa. This portion of the tape is a continuation of BC13-58_SFAudio_133 and BC13-58_SFAudio_134. This recording is followed by BC13-58_SFAudio_136. Papers presented or name of session: "You Have Struck a Rock" (film); "South African Laws"; "Women's Resistance in the Fifties"; "Forms of Organization".
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Date Created
1984
The Scholar and the Feminist XI (Women and Resistance): Forms of Resistance in South Africa, Part 4
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The Scholar and the Feminist XI (Women and Resistance): Forms of Resistance in South Africa, Part 4
Description
Tape features morning forum at the Scholar and Feminist XI, featuring George Karvellas and...
Show moreTape features morning forum at the Scholar and Feminist XI, featuring George Karvellas and Deborah May (filmmakers of You Have Struck a Rock), Penelope Andrews (Columbia Law School, listed in the program as Penny Andrews), Motlalepula Chabaku (political organizer), and Thabisile Nyide (activist). Discussion of South African regime and commitment to completely overthrowing it as the only means to bring peace to South Africa and thus the entire African continent. This recording is a partial duplicate of BC13-58_SFAudio_134 and is a continuation of BC13-58_SFAudio_133, BC13-58_SFAudio_134, and BC13-58_SFAudio_135. Papers presented or name of session: "You Have Struck a Rock" (film); "South African Laws"; "Women's Resistance in the Fifties"; "Forms of Organization".
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Date Created
1984
The Scholar and Feminist XV (Motherhood Versus Sisterhood): Afternoon Workshop 13, part 1
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The Scholar and Feminist XV (Motherhood Versus Sisterhood): Afternoon Workshop 13, part 1
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Stephanie Urdang (New York journalist, affiliated with the American Committee on Africa) leads a...
Show moreStephanie Urdang (New York journalist, affiliated with the American Committee on Africa) leads a discussion on the effects of destabilization on women in Southern Africa. Part of the afternoon workshops at the Scholar and Feminist Conference XV. This recording is followed by BC13-58_SFAudio_242. Papers presented or name of session: "The Effects of Destabilization on Women in Southern Africa".
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Date Created
1988
The Scholar and Feminist XV (Motherhood Versus Sisterhood): Afternoon Workshop 13, part 2
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The Scholar and Feminist XV (Motherhood Versus Sisterhood): Afternoon Workshop 13, part 2
Description
Stephanie Urdang (New York journalist, affiliated with the American Committee on Africa) leads a...
Show moreStephanie Urdang (New York journalist, affiliated with the American Committee on Africa) leads a discussion on the effects of destabilization on women in Southern Africa. Part of the afternoon workshops at the Scholar and Feminist Conference XV. This recording is preceded by BC13-58_SFAudio_241. Papers presented or name of session: "The Effects of Destabilization on Women in Southern Africa".
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Date Created
1988