Current Search: Feminism (x)
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Dr. Louise S. McCants.
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Abstract/Description
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Dr. Louise McCants, Director of Instructional Services at Metropolitan Community College in Kansas City, MO and author of Woman Change, argues that women must make their own choices for their own benefit.
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Date Issued
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1987
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LouiseSMcCants
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Video file
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Dr. Sheila Tobias: Writing Nonfiction.
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Dr. Sheila Tobias explains the differences between writing fiction and nonfiction, and discusses how nonfiction writing is more about teaching whereas fiction is more about emotion. She also discusses how math and science instruction methodologies in the United States are biased against girls and women. Episode #: 16
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Date Issued
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1995
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Identifier
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SheilaTobias, fscj:13599
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Video file
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Fran Worden Henry.
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Abstract/Description
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Fran Worden Henry, author of Toughing It Out at Harvard, discusses her experience getting her MBA from Harvard. NOTE: Intro for episode is cut off, and video starts a few seconds into introduction of guest.
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Date Issued
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1984
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FranWordenHenry
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Video file
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Rep. Shirley Chisholm.
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Abstract/Description
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Former United States Representative Shirley Chisholm responds to questions from the audience about President Reagan's political agenda, the importance of education, and her personal background and life in politics.
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Date Issued
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1985
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Identifier
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Worth_Quoting_Rep_Shirley_Chisholm, fscj:13497
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Video file
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Ellen Goodman.
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Ellen Goodman - author, journalist, syndicated columnist, and winner of the Pulitzer Prize - discusses the failure of the Equal Rights Amendment and argues that more work must be done for equal rights for women, particularly in the workplace. NOTE: Sound quality is low for first two minutes; audio and video are not quite aligned.
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Date Issued
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1983
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EllenGoodman
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