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Barnard Bulletin in New York, New York

29 Apr 1970

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Barnard Bulletin

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Apr 29, 1970

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2

Inquest It Happened Here at Music Box Theatre

A review of Donald Freeds play Inquest presented as A Tale of Political Terror at the Music Box. The piece revisits the Rosenberg trial and execution while critiquing the era's political tensions and media portrayals with performances by George Gizzard Anne Jackson and James Whitmore.

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Felpen Julius Ethel Rownberg Bre Inquest Donald Freeds Music Box Soviet Union Tey Ethel David Greenglass Irving Kaufman Emanuel Blech Rosenbergs Edgar Hoover Amirons George Gizzard Anne Jackson James Whitmore George Grizzard At Desk Ethel Hesenberg E. H. Bloch Donald Freed
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Black women question Women’s Liberation role at Barnard

A Barnard informal survey shows many black students view the current women’s liberation movement as white dominated and not central to black liberation. Some favor traditional gender roles, while others acknowledge valid aims but seek balance with black community needs and poverty and family planning issues.

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Frederick Douglass Barnard Back Women’s Liberation
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Black women face oppression from both racism and sexism

Black women in the interview express that liberation for black women is futile while black men remain oppressed. They argue for maintaining black cultural identity, strengthening the family, and recognizing white culture's influence in society. They note black women must assert themselves and use creative potential within the context of racial struggle.

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