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KMYR The Public Affair: "What Women are Doing in the Women's Movement in Albuquerque"

Collection Zane Blaney (born 1947 Casper, Wyoming)

DateJune 1976

Medium7-inch audio reel

Dimensions7 × 7 × 1/4 in. (17.8 × 17.8 × 0.6 cm)

ClassificationsAudio, Film, & Video

Credit LineAlbuquerque Museum, gift of Zane Blaney

Object numberPA2019.068.071

DescriptionThis is a five-part review with Rena Kaiser, featuring interviews with: Janet Blair and Carolyn Hancock of the Women’s newspaper, “Herald”; Ann Dudley Edwards, private counselor; Helene Abrams, teacher; Mary Ann Anderson, teacher; Jay Moses, secretary; Linda Estes, UNM Athletics; and Tasia Young, New Mexico Commission on the Status of Women.

Keywords and topics: Feminism, Women's Movement, Title IX, sexism, racism, education, women’s issues, women, abuse, newspaper, Women’s shelter, Women’s Community Association

Note: Rena Kaiser does not identify all of the women by name in the program. The names of participants come from information given by the radio station.

This program aired on KMYR in Albuquerque, New Mexico, from June 7-9, 1976 and its total runtime is 00:22:26. Transcript available.

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