The scenery view of isolate island locate in middle of tropical sea, Angthong island national landmark in Southern part of Thailand

News footage- crowd stands outside abortion clinic in protest/ Protesters being carried away by police (one is a priest)/ Pro life demonstrators/ Large crowds "march for life"/ Bullet holes in truck belonging to abortion clinic doctor who was gunned down/ EMT's rushing person to ambulance after explosion in abortion clinic/ NOW rally (national organization for women)/ Abortion protest gets violent

National Organization for Women : Christian Defense coalition press conference eith Jatrice Gaiter president and CEO of Planned parenthood.

Lesbian and Gay Pride Marches were community affairs in the early days. There were no barriers between the viewers and the marchers. Often marchers would spot friends on the sidelines and stop to talk and watch the march for a while, rejoining the march when other friends or interesting groups passed by. Similarly, people who started out watching would spot friends and join the march. Thus there was a fluidity to the event and no clear distinction between observer and participant – everybody was part of the community. Also, as this was a community event, people marched as individuals or as members of community organizations or ad hoc groups (e.g., Fags Against Facial Hair). The only corporate floats represented bars, not huge international corporations. 01:44- NAMBLA (North American Man/Boy Love Association) (also 03:38) 01:55- American Gay Atheists 02:05- Rudy Grillo 03:17- Bagel And… (This restaurant occupied the space where the Stonewall Inn had been.) 03:32- Mobilization for Survival 03:43- David Thorstad (05:21) 04:12- The Guardian (the small radical leftist newspaper from the U.S, not the U.K. daily) “Capitalism is the Real Perversion” 05:25- Dominic Florio 05:34- Nelson Gonzalez 06:04- People lounging on the Pulitzer Fountain 06:50- GCN (Gay Community News, the weekly out of Boston) 08:09- Reproductive Rights National Network 08:20- CARASA (Committee for Abortion Rights and Against Sterilization Abuse) 08:43- ARC (AIDS Resource Center, later Bailey House) 09:00- Richard Dworkin, John Bernd (dancing in suspenders) 11:38- Gay Teachers 11:56- Radical Women

--SUPERS--\nFile\n\n --LEAD IN--\nTENS OF THOUSANDS OF WOMEN ARE PARTICIPATING IN MARCHES ACROSS THE NATION SATURDAY.\n --VO SCRIPT--\nTHE WOMEN'S MARCH STARTED IN 20-17 AS A PROTEST AGAINST PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP AND HIS POLITICS.\nBUT THIS YEAR'S MARCHES MAY BE SMALLER THAN THOSE IN YEARS PAST. \nTHAT'S BECAUSE SOME OF THE LEADERS OF WOMEN'S MARCH INCORPORATED, THE NATIONAL GROUP FORMED BY ORGANIZERS OF THE 2017 MARCH, ARE FACING ACCUSATIONS OF ANTI-SEMITISM.\nWOMEN'S MARCH INCORPORATED SAYS IT REJECTS ANTI-SEMITISM.\nSOME ORGANIZERS HAVE DISTANCED THEMSELVES FROM THE NATIONAL GROUP BUT ARE STILL PARTICIPATING IN MARCHES OR ARE HOLDING ALTERNATIVE EVENTS. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nUNITED STATES POLITICS WOMEN'S RIGHTS ANTI-SEMITISM DEMONSTRATION\n

Focus On Algeria: The Birth of a Nation. A history of modern Algeria up to 1962.. 1960s, Algeria, Africa, men in traditional clothing with horses in desert, Berbers, boy in traditional clothing with sheep, oil rig, Caucasian men, oil train, harbor, shore, cars on busy street, pedestrians walking on sidewalk, people shopping in store, cashier ringing cash register, mosque, Arab / Berber men and children in traditional clothing sitting on ground eating from communal bowls, map pointing to Batna and Pasteur, Algerian War, French soldiers, French Army, French soldier talking on telephone in desert, guerrilla warfare, Algerian Independence Movement, men firing machine guns in desert, Algerian prisoners being rounded up, Flag of Algeria, Mohammed Ahmed Ben Bella after arrest, tank, General Raoul Salan looking at maps and planning strategy with military personnel, fighting in desert, guerrilla warfare, French soldiers firing guns, throwing bombs and firing flamethrowers, 1958, dissolution of French Fourth Republic, riots in Algiers, airplanes flying in Cross of Lorraine formation, General Charles de Gaulle riding in motorcade, soldiers with arms linked holding back crowds, AERIAL crowds in streets, 1960, Algerian insurgents pulling up paving rocks and piling into barricades, insurgents holding fast against French soldiers, people carrying signs, barricades being taken down, military trucks driving on street past applauding onlookers, car POV driving past soldiers lined up on street, General Raoul Salan walking with military personnel and saluting onlookers, crowd applauding, Oran, sign for Oran Stationnement, Secret Army Organization, smoke, fire and destruction after explosions, burning car, burned out cars, OAS written with picture of eyes, European descendent Algerian refuges fleeing Algeria, July 1962, Arc de Triomphe, Referendum signs on street posts, people voting, General Charles de Gaulle voting, photographers holding cameras, Algerian men and women in traditional clothing voting, crowds cheering and applauding as soldiers march on street, Benyoussef Ben Khedda riding in motorcade, waving and walking through crowd, Mohammed Ahmed Ben Bella sitting at outdoor table, soldiers of Algerian Revolutionary Army, Ben Bella talking and looking at map with military personnel, Ben Bellla deplaning in Algiers to cheering crowds, Ben Bella riding in motorcade, crowds watching and applauding, Algerian flag being raised on flagpole, Algerian men and women in traditional clothing, Algerian men and women in traditional clothing voting

Back with host, Lynn Sherr, she talks about how to find a good lawyer for a sexual discrimination case by going through certain organizations such as the American Civil Liberties Union, the National Organization for Women, the Women's Legal Defense Fund, and many others.

Excerpt from an interview with feminist activist Jacqueline Ceballos, president of the NYC chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW). She reflects on the success of the previous years Womens Strike for Equality protest march and what the movement wants to achieve for the future of the women's liberation movement.

CUs, MCUs of Saul Alinsky speaking on the telephone; cut to secretary appearing at door of office; hustle and bustle in office, Alinsky, secretaries, moving about. MLS of the spokesman for the B.U.I.L.D. organization, the Reverend Fletcher Bryan, with members of B.U.I.L.D. during a press conference in Buffalo, New York, cine camera and back of head of cameraman in foreground. Various shots of Saul Alinsky, outside and in a restaurant, chatting with young Indigenous activists of the Rama First Nation in Canada. MSs of Saul Alinsky at a blackboard as a group of concerned citizens from Dayton, Ohio, consult Alinsky on the means of creating an effective organization. A member of The Woodlawn Organization (T.W.O.) visits and inspects the dismal condition of the dilapidated apartments of a building in Chicago, Illinois; he talks with some of the tenants; shots of the same man coming out of the building, looking about. MS of Saul Alinsky with Minister Franklin Delano Roosevelt Florence, elected president of the F.I.G.H.T. (Freedom, Independence, God, Honor, Today) organization, inside a car in Rochester, New York.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform holds convention in Washington, DC

Rome, Italy <br/> <br/>7th WORLD CONFERENCE OF F.A.O. <br/> <br/>500 delegates from 69 countries of The Food and Agricultural Organization for the UN meet for the 7th world conference. GV. Assembly in session. MS. Women delegates chatting with others. GV. Assembly. Various M.S. and CU's of delegates. CU Stenographer. WS. Building exterior. MS Italian Guard by sign "7th Session FAO Conference'.. Aerial view the conference centre. <br/> <br/>In coverage: Mr Norris E Dodd (USA) retiring Director General. Mr Philip V Cordon, New Director General (USA). M Marc Veillet-Lavallee, Secretary General (France). Mr De Castro, Chairman of FAP Council (Brazil). Mr P S Deshmukh, Minister for Agriculture (India). Ramon Beteta, Ambassador of Mexico (Mexico). Professor Ugo Papi, Italian Delegate (Italy). M Roger Houdet, Minister for Agriculture (France). Mr Charles Hill, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Food (UK). Mr Dumesle, Delegate of Haiti (Haiti). Mr Harada, Ambassador of Japan (Japan) <br/> <br/>(Lav.)

National Academy Convention held in Palo Alto, California. View of a swimming pool. Chairs arranged in a row near the swimming pool. A fashion show organized. A man calls the names of the women participating in the show. Several conventioneers sit on chairs. The women come forward. They walk on a platform and on a bridge over the pool. People clap for the participants. Location: Palo Alto California USA. Date: 1951.

documentary on contraceptives - birth control symposium - Betty Friedan speaks - author of The Feminine Mystique - founder of NOW (National Organization for Women) - talks about modern women's movement - progress in last 20 years -biological clock - feminism - women's rights - women's liberation - women's lib

THE SUPREME COURT TODAY DECIDED NOT TO PUT BACK INTO EFFECT AN OHIO LAW THAT BANS ``PARTIAL BIRTH'' ABORTIONS. ANTICIPATE SOUND FROM THE FAMILY RESEARCH COUNCIL AND THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN.

Universal Outtakes (Olympics)

The scenery view of isolate island locate in middle of tropical sea, Angthong island national landmark in Southern part of Thailand

Universal outtakes

National Organization for Women : Christian Defense coalition press conference eith Jatrice Gaiter president and CEO of Planned parenthood.

2:33 ""Beijing Journal"" by Pat Keeton. Tiananmen Square 1989. Footage of a political uprising of students in China and a discussion of the process of revolt. 12:10 ""Iran-Contra Affair"" by Eddie Becker. Discussion of the impact of the Iran-Contra scandal on the American government and its attitude toward secrecy. Malcolm Byrne admits that ""there's been no significant legislation out of the Iran-Contra hearings... nothing to prevent similar disasters from happening again."" Peter Kornbluh warns, ""We need more documentation, more congressional scrutiny or the next decade will see deeper, darker covert operations."" 14:19 David Halberstam commentary by Tom Weinberg and Skip Blumberg. Halberstam talks about how young people today are going to compete with people from around the world for jobs that their parents were almost guaranteed. ""The new definition of national security is... 'How good is your high school graduate?' The easy affluence has gone; other nations have caught up... Americans are now competing with people their age from Osaka, Beijing, Singapore, Jakarta etc."" 16:30 ""Flying Morning Glory (on fire)"" by Skip Blumberg. At an outdoor restaurant in Phitsanulok, Thailand, a cook demonstrates how to make a stir-fried dish with morning glory leaves. ""Make sure the wok is very hot,"" he says, and then tosses the meal in the air behind him, which is caught on a plate by the server. probably. Just double check with us . 20:19 Bill Murray introduces ""Wired In."" 20:25 ""Wired In."" This segment from the early 1980s examines the generational gap present in attitudes towards computers. 23:12 Bill Murray does a monologue about technology. 23:44 1958 Edsel Commercial. The car features automatic gear shifting. ACCESS ONLY 24:40 ""Buckle Up Commercial"" by Paul Chen. PSA urging seat belt use. ACCESS ONLY 25:15 Tony Schwartz commentary. ""The most important role for the media in the future is to prevent disease, illness and accidents... it's better than medicine. If you stop 5% of people from smoking, you could prevent more cancer than medicine can cure."" 28:24 Nixon Resignation. White House pool feed of Nixon before his resignation broadcast on August 8, 1974. Nixon jokes with the photographers and reporters: ""My friend Ollie is always taking pictures. I'm afraid he'll catch me picking my nose... You wouldn't print that, now would you, Ollie?"" 28:53 Excerpt from ""Rostenkowski"" by Tom Weinberg. House Majority Leader Rep. Jim Wright (D-Texas) claims that influence is gained in government by earning a reputation as an honest person. 31:12 Chuck Olin introduces his piece on human rights abuses in Guatemala. ""When it comes to human rights around the world, the odds have always favored the abusers. They have the political power, they have the money, they have the land, and, as we saw in Beijing, they have the tanks. And yet despite those odds, there seems to be something in the world, something about the human rights movement, that's persistent, powerful, and growing. The human rights movement worldwide is made up of the thousands of stories, in countless small places, involving individuals fighting to get their rights back. Guatemala has one of the worst human rights records in the world, and the worst in this hemisphere. With 100,000 people killed and 40,000 disappeared in the last decade alone. We've been following one story, about the struggle for human rights, in the highlands of Guatemala."" 31:59 ""In Small Places"" by Chuck Olin. April, 1989. Over shots of rural farm life, a debate plays out between General Ortega, speaking for the Guatemalan government, and Amilcar Mendez, speaking on behalf of those suffering political repression. This segment focuses on the issue of men around the countryside being forced to join ""voluntary"" civil patrols under the threat of death, and the movement to stop this oppression. 38:02 Greater Yellowstone News by Phil Morton and Elizabeth Laden. Morton and Laden document the battle for survival for buffalo and newborn calves in Yellowstone National Park. 39:34 ""Root Beer Rags"" by Bill O'Neil, music by Billy Joel. Simple color animation. 43:07 Jimmy Piersall commentary. Former Major League baseball player Jimmy Piersall discusses the future of baseball. 45:19 90's Sports Quiz. Question: What's the best-known horticultural display in the U.S.? Answer: The outfield wall of Wrigley Field in Chicago, IL. Bill Veeck, in 1985, explains: ""The ivy happened because I inadvertently mentioned that the brick walls were so bare and so harsh."" 49:44 sociologist, scholar, community organizer, educator, and activist, Helen Lewis commentary by Appalshop. Lewis, a coal miner organizer, talks about what is to come in the '90s. 51:23 Paul Krassner commentary by Nancy Cain. Cain shows us garbage on Venice Beach, Krassner discusses the '90s. 53:23 ""People and the Land: Ending the Silence"" by Deep Dish TV. At farmer's rights rally in Iowa City, Iowa, a priest says, ""I'm gonna borrow me a pickup, and I'm gonna take a piece of equipment the FDIC wants and I'm gonna liberate it... I'm gonna give sanctuary to a manure-spreader."" 54:35 ""International Women's Day Festival"" by Deep Dish TV. Experimental piece about women's rights. Probably. Double check with us. 56:08 Grace Paley commentary by Skip Blumberg. ""So many people watch TV that it really has the obligation to be truthful on occasion."

Head of Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform Pauline Sabin calls for repeal of Prohibition

African American woman, Eileen Hernandez, Founder and Former President of the National Organization for Women, talking with unseen unknown interviewer about how the women's movement has not disappeared, it has spread out. The revolution has expanded into every woman's life - she talks about the many women's organizations that are looking at the conditions in women's lives. The movement has "infiltrated the entire fabric of American life" in a very positive way.

In North Carolina, the National Organization for Women hold a march to support ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment. Participants carry banners representing counties in North Carolina and urging their representatives in Congress to vote for the ERA. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.