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Survival on Mother's Island Program 802 Original Airdate: 9/16/1977 Subject Keywords Afro-American musicians Afro-American neighborhoods - Boston - Massachusetts Afro-American singers Afro-American women Afro-Americans in television broadcasting Columbia Point - Massachusetts Forums Gay rights - Views Music - Performance Television broadcasting of news Subject Genre Public Affairs: Current Events Personal Names Ayers, Roy Biko, Stephen Bolling, Royal, Jr. Bond, Julian Dunham, William Haas, Flora Jarreau, Al King, Coretta Scott Miller, Neil Ragona, Rev. Margaret Washington, Bettye Program Description Program consists of a number of magazine-style segments, including an Eduard Diaz interview with Bettye Washington, resident of Columbia Point, Boston (known as Mothers Island) on the difficulties facing the community, "man on the street" interviews with commuters to Columbia Point and their feelings about the area, an "Open Platform" debate moderated by Melvin Moore on whether or not homosexuals should be guaranteed equal rights under the law (with debaters Reverend Margaret Ragona of the Metropolitan Community Church and William Dunham, staff member of The John Birch Society, and panel reporters Neil Miller, editor of Gay Community News, and Flora Haas, contributing writer to the Boston Phoenix, an excerpt from a performance by Al Jarreau that originally appeared in program 608, "Another Approach to Theatre," and the "Say Brother News" with Karen Holmes, Eric Sampedro, Sonny Joe White, and Tanya Hart. Executive Producer Barbara Barrow Producer Barbara Barrow Associate Producer Melvin Moore Director Bruce Shah Host Eduardo Diaz Melvin Moore Guests William Dunham Flora Haas Neil Miller Rev. Margaret Ragona Bettye Washington Others Bruce Bordett (stage manager) Ron Buccheri (switcher) Basil Chigas (assistant cameraman) Marvin Clark (intern) June Cross (assistant director) Keith Hanyside (video) Rebecca Hill (make-up) Karen Holmes (reporter) Nat Johnson (audio) Frank Lane (camera) Webster Lewis (theme music) Gene Mackles (graphic designer) John MacKnight (videotape recordist) Fran Mahard (scenic design) Wil Morton (audio) John Plausse (lighting assistant) Joe Pugliesi (video) George Rivera (production assistant) Eric Sampedro (reporter) Jack Shipley (still photography) Kathy Smith (switcher) Lee Smith (camera) David St. Onge (videotape recordist) John L. Sullivan (lighting director) Bob Tomaselli (camera) Skip Wareham (camera) Mitch Waters (camera) Mitch Waters (lighting assistant) Sonny Joe White (reporter) Bob Wilson (stage manager) Eileen Yang (researcher)
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