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  Women's Music Network Interview

  Interview with Kay Gardner, executive director and co-founder of the Women's Music Network, and Lou Crimmins, performer. 1974 production of the Feminist Radio Network. Discussion of the nonprofit Women Music Network's ideals and operations supporting women in the music industry. including Lavender Jane.

  Tags Interviews, Kay Gardner, Lavender Jane, Music, Radio, women's music, Women's Music Network, Work
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  Lesbian Nation, January 14, 1974

  Martha Shelley plays a Lavender Jane song to open the episode and reads a series of local announcements. In the second part of a three-episode interview, Shelley speaks with Florynce Kennedy about intersectional feminism and racial conflict in the feminist movement, defining one's lesbian identity, and working to reject the pathology of oppression. Trigger warning: racial slurs.

  Tags Florynce Kennedy, Lavender Jane, Martha Shelley
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  Lesbian Nation, January 21, 1974

  The episode opens with a song from Lavender Jane. Then in the final part of a three-episode interview, Martha Shelley brings back Florynce Kennedy to discuss Bobby Seale's trial and mayoral run in Oakland, Kennedy's experience as part of Assata Shakur's legal team, and intersectionality and conflict between the feminist and black power movements. Following their interview, Viv Sutherland reviews Myrna Lamb's play Because I Said So, playing at the Women's Arts Center. Trigger warning: racial slurs.

  Tags Florynce Kennedy, Intersectionality, Lavender Jane, Lesbian Nation, Martha Shelley, Political Movements