Full Circle – June 11, 2004
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A radical look at same sex marriage, and the Queer Arts Festival.
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Full Circle – June 4, 2004
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Youth lead the way in collecting food for the hungry, and we explore mixed race identity and how it’s changing the American demographic.
Full Circle – May 21, 2004
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We look at the landmark court case leading up to Brown vs. Board of Education: Mendez v. Westminster. Tune in to hear the background of this case and how communities came together for equity in education.
Full Circle – May 14, 2004
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We feature Fela Anikulapo Kuti – The art and legacy of this Afro Beat Black President! And Disbility rights activists join us to talk about access in schools.
Full Circle – May 7, 2004
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The Earth is Our Mother Full Circle goes to Our Power Camp, in Occidental. Our Power is a direct action training event bringing together indiginous and urban environmental justice activists. Also- Are you scared of Bats? Tune in to hear more about the benefits of these flying creatures. Plus a commentary for Cinco de Mayo!
Full Circle – April 30, 2004
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Workers Rights: Full Circle honors labor hero Harry Bridges and young people in the labor movement; Also, taking a ride on a San Francisco Cable Car.
Full Circle – April 23, 2004
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Mumia Abu Jamal turns 50; The Ethnotech theater group with "In Need of Goddesses", their new performance honoring real-life and mythical heroins; KPFA’s First Voice Apprenticeship Program is accepting applications.
Full Circle – April 16, 2004
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Farmworkers Making Magic; The Seed Lady of Watts: Reclaiming urban health through food and environmental justice; Traditional farming on the desert mesas of Turtle Island; Cesar Chavez’s Granddaughter on farmworkers and workers’ comp.
Full Circle – April 9, 2004
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Health Care: Health Care crisis for women in prison; Black womens’ health: A roundtable discussion; stress and self-care.
Full Circle – April 2, 2004
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The importance of after school programs for youth; Remembering great educator Mary McLeod Bethune; A few words about budget cuts.