Oppression of Lesbians

Producer

Gay Peoples Union (Milwaukee, Wis.)

Date

• July 9, 1971

Publisher

WUWM (Radio station : Milwaukee, Wis.)

Summary

• Track 1 (0:49) "Aquarius" from the original Broadway cast recording of Hair
• Track 2 (5:05) How prejudices develop and are reinforced, emotional enslavement of minority groups; minority movements are educating mainstream society
• Track 3 (4:02) "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" by Neil Diamond
• Track 4 (9:40) Oppression of homosexuals by religious, educational, and government institutions
• Track 5 (3:07) "There But For Fortune" by Joan Baez
• Track 6 (4:59) Society is beginning to recognize the significance of relating to one another as individuals; quote from Disclosing Man to Himself by Sidney M. Jourard; similiarites between lesbians and heterosexual women; lesbians are oppressed by gender stereotypes; lesbians are involved in both the homophile and women's movements but are rarely accepted by either group
• Track 7 (1:16) Gay Peoples Union community annoucements
• Track 8 (0:52) "Aquarius" from the original Broadway cast recording of Hair