Archive for May, 1975
An Exploration of the Integral Urban House
Archive Entry Date: c. 1975-1980
Video from a tour of the Integral Urban House in its heyday
University Support of PDSP
Archive Entry Date: 05/19/75
Little could have been accomplished by the PDSP without the support of the Cal administration
San Francisco Bank Song
Archive Entry Date: 1975
A portrait, in music, of a bank worker and her aspirations to broaden herself and the world
Malcolm X Celebration
Archive Entry Date: 05/14/1975
Berkeley's Black Studies program held an arts celebration to remember
Public tour in front of the house’s entrance
Archive Entry Date: c. 1975
Crowds came from far and wide to learn about the impressive IUH
Public tour at the chicken coops
Archive Entry Date: c. 1975
People of all ages flocked to see the resident chickens and rabbits at the IUH
People around a table, watching a wood-carving demonstration
Archive Entry Date: c. 1975
Men and women dressed in everyday clothes, ready to learn new skills
Gay Switchboard
Archive Entry Date: 5/8/75
Pacific Center began with a Gay Switchboard that was pivotal for the queer community
Fury
Archive Entry Date: 1975
A song about women's built-up rage, and how it led to a tense border stop
“No Thanks Mister”
Archive Entry Date: 1975
Nancy Henderson said "no thanks" to the bad "trips" of men she'd known
Mercy Me, I’m Lonely Tonight
Archive Entry Date: 1975
Nancy Vogl explored how the personal was the political on this track from the BWMC's first album
Sound Not Unsound Concert Review
Archive Entry Date: 05/1975
A concert critique reveals the challenges of the DIY nature of the women's music movement.