[lbo-talk] Dramatic reading on women's rights and slavery movements on WBAI

[info at pulpculture.org]

Carol Hanisch, a founding member of NY Radical Women, and the person to 
whom we can attribute the phrase, 'the personal is political' (though she 
meant it entirely differently than what is popularly meant by the term), is 
featured on a WBAI radio program this week.

details here:

http://blog.pulpculture.org/2006/08/22/carol-hanisch-unity-and-conflicts/

A portion of my dramatic reading about the unity and conflicts in the 
woman's rights and the anti-slavery movements over the vote will air on 
WBAI on Thursday.  Listeners outside the NY/NJ area can hear the program 
online by visiting  www.wbai.org  and clicking on live streaming.  After 
the 24th, it can also be heard by going to the same link, clicking on 
archives and scrolling down to the date and time of show and clicking on 
"play download."

Thursday, August 24, at 11:00 AM

                    JOY OF RESISTANCE the multi-cultural feminist radio 
program on WBAI 99.5 FM Radio

                                                                     presents

"PROMISE AND BETRAYAL"

                                VOICES FROM THE STRUGGLE FOR WOMEN'S 
EMANCIPATION
A Dramatic Reading with Music

created by Women's Liberation Pioneer Carol Hanisch,
followed by a short discussion with the playwright and actors.

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